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1 suckle
(of a woman or female animal) to give milk from the breasts or teats to (a baby or young). amamentar* * *suck.le[s'∧kəl] vt 1 amamentar. 2 alimentar, criar. -
2 suckle
(of a woman or female animal) to give milk from the breasts or teats to (a baby or young). amamentar
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