mid.wives (mîd'wayvz)

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{ç} midwife
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
Someone who assists in bringing about some result or project
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
to facilitate the emergence of

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mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
{n} one who delivers women with child
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
a woman who makes a business of assisting at childbirth
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
A person, usually a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth, but who is not a physician
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
A midwife is a nurse who is trained to deliver babies and to advise pregnant women. midwives a specially trained nurse whose job is to help women when they are having a baby
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
n person whose work is helping women in childbirth
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
To assist in childbirth
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
To perform the office of midwife
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
{f} deliver a baby, assist in childbirth
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
Person who assists in childbirth
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
a nurse trained in all aspects of obstetrics and birth, who will be in charge of your antenatal care, delivery of your baby and postnatally until about 10 days after delivery when the health visitor takes over
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
To act as a midwife
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
A woman who assists other women in childbirth; a female practitioner of the obstetric art
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
a woman skilled in aiding the delivery of babies
mid.wives (mîd''wayvz)
{i} one who assists women in childbirth
mid.wives (mîd'wayvz)
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