suckling

IPA: sˈʌkɫɪŋ

Examples of "suckling" in Sentences

They revert to early behaviours such as suckling or bed wetting.
Gor (i.e., a "suckling"), the lion's whelp (Gen. 49: 9; Jer. 51: 38, etc.).
No, the cat who is suckling is not a larger kitten or the queen's offspring.
He forces open Lynn's blouse, fondling and suckling the milk from her breasts.
Particularly at one sandwich that referred to an ingredient called suckling pig.
The father took the formula home and soon came the sounds the distraught parents had so longed to hear: normal suckling from a contented baby.
I did not like being described as a suckling, but every lot has its crumpled rose-leaf, and in all other respects the report of the elders was a triumph.
The term 'suckling' in English is different from sucking, although in English and many other languages the word sucking is often used for feeding at the breast.