RhymeZone: child

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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to child: (582 results)
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abandoned, abandoned infant, abducted, ablactation, abnormal, accouchement, acquisition, acting out, admonish, adopted, adoptee, adopter, adoption, advanced, agalactia, agalactosis, age, alone, amah, anal, anal phase, anal stage, angelically, anklet, answerable, as, assimilator, at ease, athletic, authoritarian, baa-lamb, babe, baby, baby buggy, baby carriage, baby's room, baby talk, bairn, bambino, baptize, bastardise, bastardize, bath, bathe, battered, bear, beautiful, begotten, behalf, berceuse, berith, bib, biggin, biological, birth, birthright, black, blessed event, bloat, bond, bonding, born, brat, brattish, bratty, brimming, bris, brith, buster, caregiver, carnal abuse, carriage, carry, cf, changeling, chastised, cheer, cheer up, cherub, childbearing, childbed, childbirth, childhood, childishly, childishness, childlike, childly, child neglect, child prodigy, child's body, child's room, choo-choo, civilize, clasp, coaster wagon, color, comb, compassionate, complete, confinement, confront, cousin, cousin-german, couvade, cow, cradle, cradlesong, craved, crooning, crying, cub, cuffed, curious, curse, custody, cute, cystic fibrosis, dandle, dear, defenseless, delivery, demoralize, desperately, develop, developmental age, diaper dermatitis, diaper rash, dimple, direct, disapprove, distress, document, dodge, doleful, dollhouse, dozy, dress, drop, drown, dutiful, el nino, emancipation, embarrassed, entangle, erythroblastosis fetalis, exception, expect, expel, expulsion, fail, favored, feeding chair, female offspring, female parent, fibrocystic disease of the pancreas, fidget, filial duty, filiate, firstborn, first cousin, forward, foster home, fosterling, foundling, frightened, full cousin, game, gamin, garnish, garnishee, genius, give, giving, go-cart, godfather, godmother, gold, governess, grab, grammatically, grandchild, guttersnipe, hall, hands, happy event, heart, heinously, helpful, hide and go seek, hide-and-seek, highchair, hobby, hobbyhorse, holy terror, homely, hopscotch, hyperactive, illegitimately, imaginary, impertinent, impress, incessant, incest, indulgence, infant, infantilism, in loco parentis, innately, innocent, introject, in turn, in utero, jump rope, keep, keep step, kiddy, kidnapped, know, labor, labour, lad, laddie, lamb, lament, latchkey child, leap, leapfrog, learner, leave, legitimate, legitimately, lego, lineal, little terror, look, lost, lovable, lullaby, lying-in, lynch, maladjusted, male offspring, man-child, marvel, maternal-infant bonding, meconium, mendacious, messy, miss, misunderstood, model, mongoloid, montessori, moo-cow, moro reflex, mother, motivated, mourn, mozart, muck, mucoviscidosis, musical chairs, muss, neglected, no, no end, normal, nullipara, nursery, nurture, obdurate, obstetrical delivery, obstinate, obtrusive, only, oral, orphan, orphanage, orphanhood, overclothe, overexpose, overheated, overindulgence, paedophilia, pancreatic fibrosis, parent, parturiency, passive immunity, paternity suit, paternity test, pathetically, patiently, peanut, pedophilia, penetrate, penny bank, perambulator, picaninny, piccaninny, pickaninny, piggyback, piggy bank, pillow fight, pin, play, playbox, plump, plump out, pop, poster child, pram, precocious, precociously, prematurely, preschooler, primipara, progeria, prone, protuberate, provide, provoked, puerile, puerility, puppy fat, pushchair, pusher, quack-quack, quietly, raising, rationalize, reality principle, rearing, recopy, rediscover, refractory, render, rendition, repaint, restitution, restless, retard, rocker, rocking horse, role model, roll, scholar, school phobia, scold, scooter, second cousin, securely, security blanket, seemingly, seraph, shadow, shirley temple, shoofly, shout, sickly, skinny, sleepy-eyed, slumber, snowsuit, sonny, sonny boy, soothingly, sound out, spastic, spinning top, spock, spoiled, sprog, startle reflex, stepchild, stick horse, stigmatize, stray, street arab, street urchin, stroller, studious, stuff, submarine, suffocate, sunsuit, supporting, surrogate mother, swish, tag, taken, talk down, tangle, teddy, teddy bear, teetotum, terror, thankless, think twice, throwaway, titivate, toddler, toilet-train, tooth fairy, top, tot, traumatic, travail, triangular, troll, tubercular, ugly duckling, underexpose, ungrammatically, unselfconsciousness, urchin, vaginal birth, vexatious, wagon, waif, water, weaning, well-behaved, wet nurse, wet-nurse, whirligig, wiggler, wiggliness, wolfgang amadeus mozart, wriggle, wriggler, yawn, yearling

Often used in the same context:
adult, ago, aid, angels, babe, baby, beguiled, behold, birth, born, boy, childhood, children, christ, college, compile, could, daughter, file, gaze, himself, infant, inner, itself, jesus, kid, kids, kin, married, master, mild, mother, newborn, nile, offspring, often, older, parent, parents, peer, precious, pregnant, revenge, reviled, riled, seems, shade, smiled, smith, society, son, style, teen, teenager, tine, toddler, tot, while, wild, young, youngster, youth

More specific:
altar boy, babe, baby, bairn, ball boy, bambino, bat boy, boy scout, campfire girl, changeling, cub, farm boy, farm girl, female offspring, flower girl, foster child, girl scout, imp, infant, kiddy, lad, laddie, male offspring, man-child, monkey, orphan, ploughboy, plowboy, pupil, rapscallion, rascal, scalawag, scallywag, scamp, schoolboy, schoolchild, schoolgirl, silly, sonny, sonny boy, stepchild, toddler, tot, urchin, waif, yearling

Synonyms:
baby, boy, female child, fry, girl, kid, little girl, male child, minor, nestling, nipper, shaver, small fry, tiddler, tike, tyke, youngster

Antonyms:
boy, female child, girl, little girl, male child, parent

Contains:
child's body

More general:
descendant, descendent, female, female person, human, individual, issue, juvenile, juvenile person, male, male person, mortal, offspring, person, progeny, somebody, someone, soul

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