breast
The front part of the chest, especially in women, where milk is made for babies.
The front part of the human chest, especially the mammary glands of a woman.
The front part of a bird's body, often eaten as meat.
The front chest area of a bird, especially when referring to it as food.
To go against something difficult or dangerous without fear.
To face and deal bravely with something difficult or dangerous.
- Base: breast
- Plural: breasts
- Base: breast
- 3rd Person Singular: breasts
- Present Participle: breasting
- Past: breasted
breast cancer
1Cancer in mammary glands
A serious illness where cells in the breast grow in a dangerous way.
- Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women.
- She is raising money for breast cancer research.
breast milk
1Milk from human breasts for babies
Milk made by a woman's body to feed her baby.
- Breast milk contains important nutrients for babies.
- Some mothers store breast milk for later use.
breast milk
3human milk for a baby
a mother’s milk for her baby
- The nurse explained how to store breast milk safely.
- Some babies drink breast milk from a bottle.
- She pumps breast milk before going to work.
breast pocket
1Upper front pocket on clothing
A small pocket on the top front of a shirt or jacket.
- He kept a pen in his breast pocket.
- The ticket was folded neatly in his breast pocket.
breastfeed
1Feed baby from breast
To give a baby milk from a woman's breast.
- She decided to breastfeed her newborn.
- Many health experts recommend breastfeeding for at least six months.
make a clean breast of it
1Admit something honestly
To tell the truth about something you did wrong or kept secret.
- He made a clean breast of it and confessed to his mistake.
- It's best to make a clean breast of it before they find out.