co-nourishv.
/ˌkəʊˈnʌrɪʃ/ transitive. To nourish or feed together under the same conditions.
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1885 F. Warner Physical Expression xvi. 286 If two or more living subjects be co-nourished during the period of development, they will tend to ‘similar proportional development’, and ‘similar series of kinetic actions’.
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v.1885- to bring one's pigs to a fine market
- to bring one's pigs to market
- to bring oneself into trouble
- to bring or do on flight
- to bring or do on usually a flight
- to bring or do on usually o flight
- to bring or have the starboard or port tacks aboard
- to bring or put a animal to a stand
- to bring or put a person to a stand
- to bring or put to a stand
- to bring or put to the test
- to bring or put to utterance
- to bring or put unto utterance
- to bring or send to the scaffold
- to bring our heads together
- to bring out
- to bring out in the open
- to bring out into the open
- to bring out of the closet
- to bring out of the way
- to bring out one's bat
- to bring over
- to bring pressure on
- to bring pressure to bear
- to bring put to one's wit's end