transitive. Followed by a preposition or adverb of place. To bring, succeed in bringing (oneself, another person, a thing) into or out of a certain…

to beget with child: to cause (a woman or girl) to be pregnant; = to get with child at child, n. phrases 1a. Now rare.

transitive. = impregnate, v. 1 2.

To impregnate, to copulate with. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To cause to bear in the womb; to make pregnant. Also figurative.

To copulate with; also, to make pregnant. So in to knock a child (or an apple) out (of).

transitive. To ‘get with child’, make pregnant.

To impregnate. Cf. full, adj. Obsolete.

transitive. To render fertile, fertilize.

transitive. To load or weigh; to render gravid, to impregnate.

transitive. To make (a female) pregnant; to cause to conceive; to get with young; in Biology, also, to fecundate the female reproductive cell or ovum.

transitive. To render prolific, to fertilize.

transitive. To render prolific; †to fertilize (obsolete); to make plentiful or widespread.

transitive. To make pregnant; to impregnate.

transitive and intransitive = impregnate, v. (in various senses). Also: to make or become fertile.

esp. To make the female (individual or organ) fruitful by the introduction of the male element; to impregnate.

= fecundate, v.

To make (a woman) pregnant; (less commonly) to have sexual intercourse with (a woman). slang (originally U.S.).

colloquial (euphemistic). in the (also a) family way: pregnant. Also of a man: about to become a father. Also in to put in the family way and…

To impregnate with semen, by natural or artificial means.

in the (pudding) club, pregnant; esp in to getor put (someone) in the (pudding) club, to make pregnant. slang.

transitive. To make pregnant.

With reference to specific conditions, without modifying adjective (or, in sense A. 20b(c), with… in the (also that) way: pregnant. Also occasionally…