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Alumnus

Alumnus, a child which one has nursed; a foster-child, Dig. 40, 2, 14; Civil Law. One educated at a college or seminary is called an alumnus thereof.

Nosel

To nurse to lead or teach to foster to nuzzle

Noninterference an axiom of some political economists deprecating interference of government by attempts to foster or regulate commerce manufactures etc by bounty or by restriction as the doctrine of laissez faire the laissez

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Impasture

To place in a pasture to foster

Fosterage

The care of a foster child the charge of nursing

Embosom

To take into or place in the bosom to cherish to foster

brinkmanship

advantageous outcome used especially of diplomatic maneuvers in crisis situations and originally applied to the policies of John Foster Dulles under President Eisenhower

Bounty

in certain trades, with a view of encouraging the establishment of some new branch of industry, or of fostering and extending a trade that is believed to be of paramount importance. See Smith's Wealth of Nations, Bk.

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