Crossword clues for neonate
neonate
- Stork's delivery
- Nursery newcomer
- Newborn baby
- New delivery
- Just-born baby
- Week-old baby, e.g
- Tiny baby
- Young baby
- Wee baby
- Very young infant
- Someone who was literally born yesterday
- One whose weight may be proclaimed proudly
- One who's just starting out in life
- One just born
- One in an incubator
- Mohel's subject, usually
- Delivery room delivery
- Baby during its first four weeks
- Newborn child
- One in an incubator, perhaps
- Recent delivery
- Nursery arrival
- Stork delivery
- Recent arrival
- Formula one?
- New baby
- A baby from birth to four weeks
- Infant under one month
- Infant in his or her first month
- Incubator occupant
- Gas worried a very young person
- One recently arrived dined under gaslight
- One neat, newly delivered young infant
- Newborn child? No, a teen, strangely
- Nursery occupant
The Collaborative International Dictionary
neonate \ne"o*nate\ (n[=e]"[-o]*n[=a]t), n. A newborn child, especially one less than one month old.
Syn: baby, babe, infant.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. A newborn infant; recently born baby.
WordNet
n. a baby from birth to four weeks [syn: newborn, newborn infant, newborn baby]
Usage examples of "neonate".
Tiresome for the neonate, and more tiresome still for the auditor who is not experiencing it but only listening to interminable woes.
They saw copses of stumps weathered by more than two decades and interspersed with neonate trees, where they had taken timber on their way out.
First World War the number of carelessly spawned neonates had quintupled.
The fertilized egg divides into two identical halves that yield two perfectly identical individuals, two neonates, two mirror-image twins.
I managed to get hold of a bunch of neonates and unborns and baby things.
It was very difficult surgery, often in sick premature neonates with other congenital disorders, and a large percentage of the babies were retarded.