The action of nourish, v. (in various senses).

A person's breeding, upbringing, education, or training (in early use esp. in matters of behaviour and etiquette). Now rare.

Proper behaviour or conduct; (good) manners.

Fosterage, upbringing, breeding; nursing. Obsolete.

Education.

In Ireland: the nursing and raising of another's child; such a system of fostering. Cf. fosterage, n. 2.

Nurture, upbringing; breeding, manners. Obsolete.

Breeding, upbringing. Obsolete. rare.

The action of bringing up young persons; the fact of being brought up while young, or the manner of this; early rearing and training. (Cf. bringing up…

The process of bringing up a child, with reference to forming character, shaping manners and behaviour, etc.; the manner in which a person has…

Upbringing, nurture.

Fostering; careful rearing or upbringing. Obsolete.

The rearing and training of the young; bringing up: formerly in sense of ‘education’.

The action of nurture, v. (in various senses).

The action of nuzzle, v.2

The action or practice of bringing a person, animal, or (occasionally) plant to maturity or to a certain stage of growth; the breeding and…

Formation, upbringing. Cf. frame, v. 9a. Obsolete. rare.

The action of season, v. Training, discipline. Obsolete.

Upbringing.

the process of bringing up a child or children.

The theory or practice of raising children.

With up: = senses 1a 1b. In later use esp.: upbringing; nurturing.