noun “baby”
singular baby, plural babies
- a very young child, especially one who is not yet able to walk or talk
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She cradled the baby in her arms and sang a lullaby.
- a very young animal
The mother duck led her babies to the pond.
- the youngest member of a family or group
Being the baby of the family, he always gets his way.
- one's romantic partner; a term of endearment
Don't worry, baby, everything will be fine.
- a term used to address someone attractive
Hey baby, interested in a dance?
- something that someone has created or is responsible for and feels very proud of
The garden is his baby; he spends hours tending to it.
- a person who behaves in a childish or cowardly way
Stop being a baby and try the roller coaster.
- a person who is new to or inexperienced in something
As a baby in the world of finance, she had a lot to learn.
adjective “baby”
baby, comparative babier, superlative babiest
- very small in size; young or immature
The farmer harvested baby carrots for the gourmet market.
verb “baby”
infinitive baby; he babies; past tense babied; past part. babied; ger. babying
- to treat someone like a baby; to coddle or pamper
She babies her younger brother, doing everything for him.
- to give excessive care to something
He spent hours babying his garden to keep it perfect.