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nipple

1 of 1noun
/ˈnɪpəl/
Forms:nipples
1

a flexible rubber or silicone cap attached to a baby's feeding bottle or pacifier through which the child sucks liquid or air

A nipple, in relation to personal care, refers to the raised, protruding structure on the breast or bottle that a baby latches onto to suckle and obtain nourishment. It is designed to mimic the shape and function of a mother's nipple, allowing infants to feed comfortably and effectively. Nipples may come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to accommodate different feeding preferences and needs.

  • The baby refused the bottle because the nipple was too firm.
  • She sterilized the nipples before feeding time.
  • The new design prevents air from entering through the nipple.
  • Replacement nipples are sold in different flow rates.
  • He checked that the nipple was securely attached to the bottle.
2

the round dark area on a person's chest, which from female ones babies can drink milk

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The nipple is a small, protruding structure located on the breast, typically at the center of the areola. It serves as a crucial anatomical feature in both males and females, playing a vital role in breastfeeding and sexual stimulation. The nipple contains numerous sensory nerve endings, allowing for heightened sensitivity and pleasure during intimate encounters. It serves as a conduit for milk during breastfeeding, providing nourishment and sustenance to infants. The nipple is a unique and important part of the human body, symbolizing both the nurturing aspect of motherhood and the sensual aspect of human intimacy.

  • The baby latched onto the mother's nipple, eagerly nursing for nourishment.
  • The nipple piercing was a bold fashion statement, adorned with a silver ring.
  • The nurse provided guidance on proper breastfeeding techniques, ensuring the baby latched onto the nipple correctly.
  • The athlete wore padded protection to prevent chafing of the nipples during long-distance running.
  • The doctor examined the patient's breast, noting a discharge from the nipple that required further investigation.
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