milk as a noun: - 1
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Milk - 3
milk - 4
as a verb: - 1
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milk
noun
1 milk
A white nutritious liquid secreted by mammals and used as food by human beings.
Roget 430:
whiteness
etc.
adj.;
argent.
albification†,
etiolation;
lactescence†.
snow,
paper,
chalk,
milk,
lily,
ivory,
alabaster;
albata†,
eburin†,
German silver,
white metal,
barium sulphate [Chem],
titanium oxide,
blanc fixe [Fr.],
ceruse†,
pearl white;
white lead,
carbonate of lead.
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Roget 352:
semiliquidity;
stickiness
etc.
adj.;
viscidity,
viscosity;
gummosity†,
glutinosity†,
mucosity†;
spissitude†,
crassitude†;
lentor†;
adhesiveness
etc.
(cohesion)
46.
inspissation†,
incrassation†;
thickening.
jelly,
mucilage,
gelatin,
gluten;
carlock†,
fish glue;
ichthyocol†,
ichthycolla†;
isinglass;
mucus,
phlegm,
goo;
pituite†,
lava;
glair†,
starch,
gluten,
albumen,
milk,
cream,
protein†;
treacle;
gum,
size,
glue
(tenacity)
327;
wax,
beeswax.
emulsion,
soup;
squash,
mud,
slush,
slime,
ooze;
moisture
etc.
339;
marsh
etc.
345.
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Roget 174:
moderation,
lenity
etc.
740;
temperateness,
gentleness
etc.
adj.;
sobriety;
quiet;
mental calmness
etc.
(inexcitability)
826†.
moderating
etc.
v.;
anaphrodisia†;
relaxation,
remission,
mitigation,
tranquilization†,
assuagement,
contemporation†,
pacification.
measure,
juste milieu [Fr.],
golden mean,
ariston metron [Gr.].
moderator;
lullaby,
sedative,
lenitive,
demulcent,
antispasmodic,
carminative,
laudanum;
rose water,
balm,
poppy,
opiate,
anodyne,
milk,
opium,
poppy or mandragora;"
wet blanket;
palliative.
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Dutch: melk
Polish: mleko
2 milk
Produced by mammary glands of female mammals for feeding their young.
Dutch: melk
Polish: mleko
3 Milk
A river that rises in the Rockies in northwestern Montana and flows eastward to become a tributary of the Missouri River.
synonym: Milk River.
4 milk
Any of several nutritive milklike liquids.
verb
1 milk
Take milk from female mammals.
Dutch: melken
2 milk
Exploit as much as possible.
3 milk
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