- used to
place milk onto the
breast while the baby
suckles. The
mother should allow the
infant to
suckle at
least ten
times during 24 hours, and more times...
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Richard Suckle (born
January 1969) is an
American film producer.
Suckle was one of
several producers nominated for an
Academy Award for Best
Picture for...
- up
suckle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Suckle may
refer to: Suckling, for mammals,
during Lactation in
human babies,
Breastfeeding Suckle (band)...
- The Wild
Honey Suckle is a 1786 poem by
American author Philip Freneau. Its
style and tone is
often considered a
reaction to the
neoclassicism of poets...
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claimed to have been
suckled by animals;
Cyrus I of
Persia was said to have been
suckled by a dog,
while mares supposedly suckled Croesus,
Xerxes and Lysimachus...
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Honeysuckles are
arching shrubs or
twining vines in the
genus Lonicera (/lɒˈnɪsərə/) of the
family Caprifoliaceae. It
includes 158
species native to northern...
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being suckled by a deer was a
frequent iconographic motif.
Except for the
Telephus frieze,
which depicts the
abandoned Telephus being suckled by a lioness...
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regarding Amalthea.
Amalthea is
sometimes represented as the goat who
suckled the infant-god in a cave in
Cretan Mount Aigaion ("Goat Mountain"), sometimes...
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Wilbert Augustus Campbell (12
August 1931 – 19 May 2014),
known as
Count Suckle, was a Jamaica-born
sound system operator and club
owner who was influential...
- at the site of ****ure Rome. In the best-known episode, the
twins were
suckled by a she-wolf in a cave now
known as the Lupercal. Eventually, they were...
