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baby — babyhood, n. babyish, adj. babyishly, adv. babyishness, n. babylike, adj. /bay bee/, n., pl. babies, adj., v., babied, babying. n. 1. an infant or very young child. 2. a newborn or very young animal … Universalium
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babyness — noun Babylike physical traits, such as large eyes, theorized by to evoke a caregiving response in adults … Wiktionary
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