inseminate
11inseminate — in·sem·i·nate in sem ə .nāt vt, nat·ed; nat·ing to introduce semen into the genital tract of (a female) in·sem·i·na·tion .sem ə nā shən n …
12inseminate — Synonyms and related words: bed, broadcast, cross fertilize, cross pollen, cross pollinate, cross pollinize, dibble, disseminate, drill, fecundify, fertilize, forest, fructify, get with child, get with young, implant, impregnate, inculcate, infix …
13inseminate — in|sem|i|nate [ınˈsemıneıt] v [T] [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: , past participle of inseminare, from semen; SEMEN] to put ↑sperm into a woman or female animal in order to make her have a baby >insemination [ınˌsemıˈneıʃən] n [U]… …
14inseminate — in|sem|i|nate [ ın semı,neıt ] verb transitive FORMAL to put SPERM into a woman or female animal to make her pregnant ╾ in|sem|i|na|tion [ ın,semı neıʃn ] noun uncount => ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION …
15inseminate — in·sem·i·nate || ɪn semɪneɪt v. impregnate, inject sperm into the womb of a female; plant with seeds; implant ideas or doctrines …
16inseminate — [ɪn sɛmɪneɪt] verb introduce semen into (a woman or a female animal). Derivatives insemination noun inseminator noun Origin C17: from L. inseminat , inseminare sow , from in into + seminare sow …
17inseminate — verb (T) to put sperm into a female animal in order to make her have a baby insemination /In semi neISFn/ noun (U) see also: artificial insemination …
18inseminate — v 1. sow seed, inject seed into, plant, implant, set, sow, seed, seed down; fertilize, spermatize, pollinate, pollinize, cross fertilize, cross pollinate, cross pollinize; breed, propagate, proliferate, multiply. 2. impregnate, make pregnant, get …
19inseminate — in·sem·i·nate …
20inseminate — in•sem•i•nate [[t]ɪnˈsɛm əˌneɪt[/t]] v. t. nat•ed, nat•ing 1) phl to inject semen into (the female reproductive tract); impregnate 2) to sow; implant seed into • Etymology: 1615–25; < L insēmināre to implant, impregnate =in in +sēināre to sow …
