suckled (Meaning)

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suckled (s)

(of an infant) breast-fed

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The newborn lamb suckled eagerly at its mother's udder, its tiny mouth working tirelessly.
The puppies huddled close to their mother, suckling noisily from her teats.
The baby's cries subsided as it was gently suckled by its caregiver.
The hungry kittens suckled on their mother's milk, their tiny bodies trembling with contentment.
The farmer watched as the calves suckled from their mothers, a contented smile on his face.
The orphaned fawn was carefully hand-fed with milk, ensuring it received the nutrients it needed to survive.
The veterinarian examined the injured kitten, noting that it was too weak to suckle on its own.
The mother kangaroo suckled her joey inside her pouch, providing it with warmth and nourishment.
The baby bird eagerly suckled on the nectar provided by its parent, its tiny beak opening and closing rapidly.
The researchers observed the suckling behavior of young primates, studying their mother-infant bond.

(of an infant) breast-fed

breast-fed,nursed,bottle-fed,wet-nursed

weaned, weaned,,

The newborn lamb suckled eagerly at its mother's udder, its tiny mouth working tirelessly.

The puppies huddled close to their mother, suckling noisily from her teats.

The baby's cries subsided as it was gently suckled by its caregiver.

The hungry kittens suckled on their mother's milk, their tiny bodies trembling with contentment.