Breed and Parent

Breed

Breed verb - To bring forth offspring.

Usage example: rabbits will breed very frequently unless they're kept separated

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Parent and breed are semantically related in make topic. In some cases you can use "Parent" instead a verb "Breed".

Nearby Words: breeding, breeder

Parent verb - Bring up.

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Breed and parent are semantically related in make topic. Sometimes you can use "Breed" instead a verb "Parent".

Nearby Words: parentage, parenting, parenthood, parental, parentally

good	good breed	good parent
normal	normal breed	normal parent
stable	stable breed	stable parent
single	single breed	single parent
Other adjectives: real, male, main, different, older.

children	breed children	parent children
child	breed child	parent child

In addition, many breed stud books allow registry of a horse if one parent is of the breed and one is a Thoroughbred, a testament to the impact Thoroughbreds have had on horse breeding.

Source: Useful Notes / Horse Racing
Considering that you can breed an offspring with either parent, they're either hermaphrodites or they're really just dancing and receiving an egg from Storkos.

Source: Video Game / Viva Piñata
If you breed them together, the child will inherit stat grades from one parent or the other and can inherit the improved grade rather than the original.

Source: Lamarck Was Right