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Antonyms:
bottlefeed
Often used in the same context:
registered nurse,
nurse practitioner,
midwife,
doctor,
medic,
dental hygienist,
pharmacist,
phlebotomist,
anesthetist,
paramedic,
radiographer,
candy striper,
receptionist,
licensed practical nurse,
matron,
physician,
gynecologist,
anesthesiologist,
maternity ward,
physical therapist,
radiologic technologist,
patient,
occupational therapist,
lpn,
midwifery,
caregiver,
dietician,
pediatrician,
preceptor,
obstetrician,
beautician,
cosmetologist,
hospital,
surgeon,
houseman,
practitioner,
hygienist,
aromatherapist,
teacher,
locum,
dietitian,
therapist,
technician,
radiologist,
schoolteacher,
carer,
reflexologist,
obstetrics,
worker,
manicurist,
psychiatrist,
policewoman,
clinician,
dentist,
vaccinator,
haematologist,
veterinarian,
adon,
maternity,
bedpan,
cosmetician,
stewardess,
mother,
esthetician,
hairdresser,
caseworker,
medical,
counselor,
electrologist,
psychotherapist,
shorthand typist,
chiropodist,
physiotherapist,
corpsman,
woman,
chaplain,
waitress,
paraprofessional,
bedside,
flight attendant,
housekeeper,
homemaker,
clinic,
cuddler,
paediatrician,
librarian,
bedside manner,
educator,
opthalmologist,
internist,
homeopath,
seamstress,
psychometrist,
infirmary,
housewife,
oncologist,
hematologist,
telephonist,
janitor,
houseparent,
acupuncturist,
paralegal,
nurses,
instructor,
accountant,
tutor,
bookkeeper,
detective,
foreman,
stenographer,
electrician,
geriatric,
inexperienced,
assist,
competent,
incompetent,
observant,
oncology,
proficient,
able,
astute,
capable,
experienced,
haired,
specialist,
addicted,
adept,
alert,
bespectacled
More specific:
abandonment,
accoucheuse,
amah,
appointment,
comb-out,
dry nurse,
florence nightingale,
giving,
graduate nurse,
head nurse,
lending,
licensed practical nurse,
lpn,
mammy,
matron,
midwife,
mine disposal,
nightingale,
practical nurse,
probationer,
registered nurse,
rn,
scrub nurse,
sewage disposal,
student nurse,
trained nurse,
visiting nurse,
wean,
wet nurse
Appears in the definition of:
bandage,
cavell,
doctor,
dry nurse,
edith cavell,
edith louisa cavell,
family orectolobidae,
fatefully,
florence nightingale,
foster-nurse,
genus ginglymostoma,
ginglymostoma,
jiggle,
leave,
licensed practical nurse,
lpn,
margaret higgins sanger,
margaret sanger,
nightingale,
np,
nurse's aide,
nurse-midwife,
nurse-patient relation,
nurseling,
nurse clinician,
nurse practitioner,
nursing,
nursing aide,
nursing care,
nursling,
oncologic,
oncological,
orectolobidae,
pack,
palpate,
pityingly,
practical nurse,
probationer,
registered nurse,
relief,
rn,
sanger,
scrub nurse,
shot,
student nurse,
suckling,
the lady with the lamp,
trained,
undress,
visiting nurse,
wet
More general:
adult female,
care,
caregiver,
care for,
do by,
experience,
feed,
feel,
give,
give care,
grub,
handle,
health care provider,
health professional,
treat,
woman
Synonyms:
breastfeed,
entertain,
give suck,
harbor,
harbour,
hold,
lactate,
nanny,
nursemaid,
suck,
suckle,
wet-nurse
Also try:
— Adjectives for nurse:
old,
wet,
registered,
trained,
public,
professional,
practical,
good,
psychiatric,
young,
male,
more...
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