Child - Law Dictionary Search Results
educate
To bring up or guide the powers of as a child to develop and cultivate whether physically mentally or morally but more commonly limited to the mental activities or
Dunce
One backward in book learning a child or other person dull or weak in intellect a dullard a dolt
Dinnerless
Having no dinner as the naughty child was sent to bed dinnerless
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Disown
self to disavow or deny as connected with ones self personally as a parent can hardly disown his child an author will sometimes disown his writings
Drivel
To slaver to let spittle drop or flow from the mouth like a child idiot or dotard
Drool
To drivel or drop saliva as the child drools
Dry nurse
A nurse who attends and feeds a child by hand in distinction from a wet nurse who suckles it
Diddle
To totter as a child in walking
Filiation
The relationship of a son or child to a parent esp to a father
Emancipate
liberate as a To set free as a minor from a parent as a father may emancipate a child b To set free from bondage to give freedom to to manumit as to emancipate a slave or
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