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Often used in the same context:
artificial insemination,
impregnate,
conceive,
ovulate,
copulate,
sterilize,
intubate,
miscarry,
fertilized,
circumcise,
abort,
vaccinate,
procreate,
feminize,
surrogate mother,
deworm,
caesarean section,
birthing,
marry,
mothered,
dehorn,
caesarean delivery,
anesthetize,
depopulate,
cesarian section,
embryonic tissue,
clone,
deflower,
reinfect,
desex,
breastfeed,
lambed,
fertilized egg,
breech birth,
amniotic cavity,
castrate,
lactating,
endometritis,
evict,
ordain,
reimplant,
tubal pregnancy,
dialyse,
disinherit,
euthanize,
suckles,
transfuse,
recolonize,
cesarean section,
in vitro,
palpating,
estrous cycle,
domesticate,
medicate,
anaesthetise,
calve,
sodomise,
menstruate,
sodomize,
catheterize,
ejaculates,
parasitize,
sired,
hospitalize,
fertilises,
spinal anesthetic,
mating,
blood transfusion,
hirudo medicinalis,
inoculated,
outbreed,
farrowed,
reattach,
tranquilize,
baptise,
kill,
wed,
implanting,
pleasuring,
pollinate,
therapeutic cloning,
disembowel,
somatic cell,
baptize,
vaginal birth,
planned parenthood,
reproduce,
repopulate,
transplanting,
overbreed,
hospitalise,
entrap,
tubal ligation,
amniotic sac,
cohabited,
subdivide,
exterminate,
nuzzle,
fathered,
fertilized ovum,
rh positive,
sedated
More specific:
bang up,
cross-pollinate,
impregnate,
knock up,
pollinate,
prang up,
stratify
More general:
alter,
change,
seed,
sough,
sow
Synonyms:
fertilize,
sow,
sow in
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