hand-raise
Rear from infancy
To hand-raise an animal is to rear it from infancy through direct human care rather than letting its mother do the work: The zookeepers hand-raised the rejected lion cub.
Hand-raised animals often become more accustomed to human contact but may struggle to integrate with their own species later.
Given milk artificially
- orphanChild whose parents died
- nurtureSupport growth and development
- imprintMark from applied pressure
- lambJuvenile sheep
calf · foal · kid · piglet · tame · domesticate · bonding · formula
Act of taking part
- volunteerUnpaid willing participant
- questionRequest for information
- answerSolution to query
- teacherOne who instructs others
student · eager · permission · attention · wait · turn · lesson · discussion
bottle-fed
Given milk artificially
- orphanChild whose parents died
- nurtureSupport growth and development
- imprintMark from applied pressure
lamb · calf · foal · kid · piglet · tame · domesticate · bonding · formula · feeding
participation
Act of taking part
teacher · student · eager · permission · attention · wait · turn · lesson · discussion · engage
signal
Message-conveying cue
beckon · summon · taxi · waiter · bartender · crowd · concert · audience · acknowledge · notice
motion
Change in position
tally · majority · unanimous · abstain · quorum · meeting · assembly · council · delegate · yea
hand-raiselet nature take its course
Allow events to proceed unmanipulated
free-range · feral · institutionalize · abandon · undomesticated
hand-raiseneglect
Failure to provide care
abandon · leave alone · hands-off · non-intervention · laissez-faire
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