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Contains:
child's body
Often used in the same context:
tucked,
curled,
perched,
snuggled,
gambolling,
scudded,
cradled,
lolling,
wedged,
shinned,
plopped,
arbor vitae,
beetling,
purple heather,
recurved,
slinking,
flitting,
ensconcing,
peeking,
mounded,
plonking,
outstretched,
pirouetting,
situated,
flapped,
pied wagtail,
spooned,
mistle thrush,
bramble bush,
ghosted,
cannoned,
poking,
sits,
capered,
swiveled,
trundle,
slotted,
clatters,
lurking,
sprawls,
snugged,
slithered,
wriggling,
ostrich fern,
rock hyrax,
flicked,
palmed,
pottering,
breadfruit tree,
pottered,
magnolia grandiflora,
proboscis monkey,
grape hyacinth,
squirmed,
gazing,
thudded,
romping,
gliding,
bounding,
gapes,
dribbled,
jutting,
untenanted,
tussock grass,
nuzzled,
arced,
rifled,
scrabbling,
flitter,
hared,
fizzed,
silver birch,
hoofed,
lounging,
creeping thyme,
bisecting,
whin,
nutmegged,
bandy legs,
bee eater,
volleyed,
maidenhair fern,
pearly everlasting,
crouching,
inhabits,
scooting,
reed warbler,
lazes,
glanced,
strangler fig,
stroking,
uncurled,
curving,
cypress pine,
marsh harrier,
ambling,
herbaceous border,
crenellated,
looped,
fluttering,
sclaffed,
whizzed,
nestlings,
chick,
ant,
cub,
baby,
chicks,
pups,
elephants,
bears,
child,
cubs,
giraffe,
man,
babies,
bird,
bolls,
boy,
broods,
camper,
elephant,
hatching,
whole,
brooding,
nesting,
quiet,
sleepy,
beautiful,
dreariest,
fabulous,
flourishing,
inconsiderable,
lonesome,
noisiest,
obfcure,
quietest,
smallish,
tiny,
accursed,
busiest
More specific:
bairn,
bambino,
changeling,
foster child,
imp,
kiddy,
monkey,
orphan,
pupil,
rapscallion,
rascal,
scalawag,
scallywag,
scamp,
schoolchild,
silly,
toddler,
tot,
urchin,
waif,
yearling
Appears in the definition of:
eyas
More general:
juvenile,
juvenile person,
young bird
Synonyms:
baby bird,
child,
fry,
kid,
minor,
nipper,
shaver,
small fry,
tiddler,
tike,
tyke,
youngster
Also try:
— Adjectives for nestling:
little,
young,
single,
natural,
first,
downy,
old,
second,
small,
callow,
unfledged,
more...
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