procreate
21procreate — verb produce young. Derivatives procreant adjective (archaic). procreation noun procreative adjective procreator noun Origin ME: from L. procreat , procreare generate, bring forth , from pro forth + creare create …
22procreate — v. a. Generate, engender, beget, breed, propagate …
23procreate — verb (I, T) formal or technical to produce children or baby animals procreation noun (U) …
24procreate — v 1. beget, engender, generate, create, conceive, father, sire, give birth to, get; breed, propagate, reproduce, spawn. 2. cause, produce, effect, effectuate, make happen, bring about, bring to pass, give rise to, occasion; begin, originate,… …
25procreate — pro·cre·ate …
26procreate — pro•cre•ate [[t]ˈproʊ kriˌeɪt[/t]] v. at•ed, at•ing 1) dvl to beget or generate (offspring) 2) to produce; bring into being 3) dvl to beget offspring • Etymology: 1530–40; < L prōcreātus, ptp. of prōcreāre to breed. See pro I, create pro… …
27procreate — [c]/ˈproʊkrieɪt / (say prohkreeayt) verb (procreated, procreating) –verb (t) 1. to beget or generate (offspring). 2. to produce; bring into being. –verb (i) 3. to beget young; reproduce. {Latin prōcreātus, past participle} –procreation… …
28procreate — v.t. produce young. ♦ procreation, ♦ procreator, n. ♦ procreant, procreative, a …
29procreate — Ho opulapula …
30procreate — v.tr. (often absol.) bring (offspring) into existence by the natural process of reproduction. Derivatives: procreant adj. procreative adj. procreation n. procreator n. Etymology: L procreare procreat (as PRO (1), creare create) …