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Often used in the same context:
nursemaids,
wolf cub,
orphans,
noblewomen,
stepmothers,
changelings,
foundling hospital,
motherless,
aristos,
seraglio,
almshouses,
convalescents,
pigsties,
waifs,
poorhouses,
beguines,
orphanage,
ayahs,
offsprings,
pontianak,
babyhood,
nunneries,
celibates,
protectress,
husbandless,
carthusian,
children,
laundresses,
inhumanities,
noblemen,
baudelaire,
matriarchs,
neurasthenic,
fauns,
khoikhoi,
leprosarium,
babushkas,
spinsters,
rustics,
beguinage,
louis xvii,
mynah bird,
unwept,
sanatorium,
sepulchers,
newborns,
schoolmasters,
kulak,
infants,
hovels,
abbeys,
recluses,
asylums,
mandrake,
swineherd,
childbed fever,
fables,
schoolmarms,
fakirs,
bassets,
skye terrier,
abbe,
sarcophaguses,
kittens,
horned owl,
matriarchy,
maupassant,
llullaillaco,
unfortunates,
procrustes,
dalmatians,
englishwomen,
mary magdalen,
cuddlesome,
sickroom,
courtesans,
djinn,
moabite,
biddies,
firstborn,
swaddling clothes,
akhmatova,
zamindar,
vervet monkey,
hallows,
abbess,
divinities,
tanuki,
lamasery,
pickaninnies,
foremother,
jinns,
tereus,
cuckolds,
shtetl,
kitties,
amerasian,
guardians,
faerie,
lagomorphs,
heathenism,
barnyard,
foundling,
paupers,
outcasts,
pariahs,
babes,
compatriots,
fugitives,
grandfathers,
orphan,
victims,
aliens,
bondsmen,
celebrities,
comrades,
convicts,
culprits,
derelicts,
lepers
Appears in the definition of:
creche,
foundling hospital,
gilbertian
Also try:
— Adjectives for foundlings:
many,
little,
poor,
planetary,
such,
most,
female,
very,
destitute,
male,
fortunate,
more...
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