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Often used in the same context:
grandparents,
children,
kids,
siblings,
mother,
daughters,
teenagers,
classmates,
mom,
dads,
fathers,
guardians,
families,
son,
kindergartener,
preschooler,
teachers,
teens,
grandchildren,
toddlers,
aunt,
school,
grandmother,
stepfather,
youngsters,
relatives,
babysitter,
stepmother,
preschool,
grandkids,
students,
kindergartner,
sibs,
kindergarten,
kindergartners,
sisters,
latchkey,
niece,
schoolwork,
educators,
eldest,
elementary,
godparents,
tots,
homeschooling,
pupils,
caregivers,
childrens,
granddaughter,
adults,
grandma,
grownups,
adolescents,
grandsons,
uncle,
kindergarteners,
houseparent,
mums,
schoolchildren,
boys,
playmates,
daycare,
friends,
cousins,
tykes,
mommies,
playschool,
wife,
twins,
nephews,
cheder,
homework,
inlaws,
husband,
childhood,
stepson,
neighbors,
truanting,
brother,
preteens,
girls,
aunties,
principals,
babysitting,
daddy,
pediatrician,
infant,
counselors,
firstborn,
fiance,
baby,
offspring,
stepparent,
boyfriends,
upbringing,
childcare,
classroom,
nannies,
grandpa,
youths,
educations,
caretakers,
mothers,
parent,
grandmothers,
husbands,
women,
father,
ladies,
gays,
grandparent,
people,
family,
spouses,
brothers,
grandfathers,
let,
r,
1-1,
2-2,
2-3,
3-2,
4-2,
example,
illustrations,
percent,
refer,
twice,
-1,
1-10,
1-2,
2-1,
2-4,
3-1,
3-10,
3-3
Appears in the definition of:
.,
abandoned infant,
adopter,
adoption,
adoptive,
adoptive parent,
afflict,
agitated,
alike,
altricial,
american dream,
answerable,
anxious,
at loggerheads,
authoritarian,
baby-sitter,
babyminder,
babysitter,
babysitting,
baby minder,
baby sitting,
backcross,
badly,
baptize,
bar sinister,
bastardy,
beaming,
biological,
birth,
blood brother,
bowl,
breed,
brother,
by-blow,
caring,
charter school,
child support,
come to grips,
concerned,
conjugal family,
cooley's anaemia,
cooley's anemia,
copy,
creche,
cross,
crossbred,
crossbreed,
crossbreeding,
custodial account,
daycare,
day care,
day care center,
day nursery,
dedicate,
dihybrid,
discipline,
disrespectfully,
document,
dress,
enslaved,
exercise,
family,
family unit,
fend,
fictionalize,
filial duty,
folks,
foster-brother,
foster-child,
foster-parent,
foster-sister,
fosterling,
foundling,
foundling hospital,
freeborn,
full blood,
genetic counseling,
half-breed,
half-caste,
hereditary pattern,
home-school,
honor,
hybrid,
hybridise,
hybridize,
illegitimacy,
illegitimate,
illegitimately,
illegitimate child,
impious,
inadequacy,
indulgent,
inform,
inheritance,
insultingly,
interbred,
interbreed,
interbreeding,
in loco parentis,
jus sanguinis,
kickoff,
leakey,
lenience,
leniency,
lie,
lock,
love child,
loving,
match,
minder,
miscegenation,
molech,
moloch,
monohybrid,
nagging,
neglectful,
negligent,
nuclear family,
obedience,
orphan,
orphanage,
orphaned,
orphanhood,
outbred,
outside marriage,
out of wedlock,
overprotective,
parentage,
parented,
parentless,
parricide,
pile,
praise,
prevail,
proud,
recombination,
redound,
rejective,
represent,
repudiate,
respect,
richard erskine leakey,
richard leakey,
romulus,
school,
sis,
sister,
sitter,
solicitous,
stray,
strict,
suffocate,
suitable,
thalassaemia major,
thalassemia major,
thoughtlessly,
transference,
unbalance,
unparented,
unruly,
vexed,
whole,
whoreson,
wisely,
worried
Also try:
— Adjectives for parents:
many,
adoptive,
foster,
most,
own,
single,
biological,
poor,
class,
natural,
american,
more...
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