intransitive. Of a woman or female animal: to be pregnant (with offspring). Frequently with adverb or prepositional phrase as complement…

Pregnant. Hence to get with child, to go with child. Cf. to beget with child at beget, v. phrases.

intransitive. To be pregnant. (Also to be bagged.)

intransitive. To be gravid or pregnant.

absol. To be pregnant, to be with young or with child. (Now chiefly dialect.)

(to be) in an interesting condition, interesting situation, interesting state: (to be) pregnant; also, to be interesting; interesting event: a birth.

absol. or intransitive. Also figurative.

intransitive. colloquial. To have the birth of one's child in prospect. In later use chiefly: to be pregnant. Now usually in progressive tenses.

intransitive. To be in the state of expecting a child.