Child and Litter

Child

Child noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

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Litter and child are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Litter" instead a noun "Child".

Litter noun - An unorganized collection or mixture of various things.

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Child and litter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Child" instead a noun "Litter".

Nearby Words: littered, littery, littering

human	human child	human litter
single	single child	single litter
poor	poor child	poor litter
small	small child	small litter
Other adjectives: real, new, next, newborn.

Every advert for cat related products, such as cat litter (one UK advert involved a white kitten searching the house for the litter tray with a child-like voice over) and cat food.

Source: Cute Kitten
Notably, despite having about a year left before his starvation kills him he can defeat Yusuke's newly acquired S-Class power level with a wave of his handlike an adult kicking a child's ass, showing that Yusuke is still a runt in the litter as far as S-Class demons are concerned.

Source: Manga / YuYu Hakusho
The only talking in the episode is near the end, when a child adopting one of the animals says "This one likes me." Nominal Importance: Typically, two kittens or pups per litter are specifically named and get plenty of focus, along with their parents.

Source: Series / Too Cute

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