breed /brēd/

1. To generate or bring forth
2. To cause or promote the generation of, or the production of breeds of
3. To train or bring up
4. To cause or occasion

1. To be pregnant (now dialect)
2. To produce offspring
3. To be produced or brought forth
4. To be in training, to be educated (Walter Scott)

1. That which is bred, progeny or offspring
2. A strain, variety or race
3. A kind, type

breedˈer noun

1. A person or thing that breeds
2. A breeder reactor
3. A heterosexual (derog sl)

breedˈing noun

1. The act or process of producing
2. Ancestry, pedigree
3. Upbringing
4. Manners

breedˈ-bate noun (Shakespeare)

A person who foments trouble or strife

breeder reactor noun

A nuclear reactor which creates more fissile material than it consumes

breeding ground noun

1. A place where animals, etc go to breed
2. An attitude, environment, etc which fosters or creates esp something considered undesirable

• non-persons
• non-physical
• non placet
• non-playing
• nonplus
• nonplused
• nonpluses
• nonplusing
• nonplussed
• nonplusses
• nonplussing
• non-poisonous
• nonpolar
• non-prescription
• non-priority
• non-production
• non-productive
• phellogen
• phellogenetic
• phellogens
• phelloid
• phelloplastic
• phelloplastics
• phelonion
• phelonions