birther
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7.1
- noun
- /ˈbɜrθər/
:
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- And the evidence on hemorrhage is clear: the best way to prevent it is active management of the third stage of labor, something that's anathema to most home birthers.
Examples
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Them natural birthers, bro, that vag route, son.
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After giving birth to her first child, Maria felt a deep connection with other birthers in the support group.
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Quite a number of the 'forced birthers' believe that you are killing an innocent.
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Pro-forced-birthers' favorite piece of literature of all time.
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But the Catholics and other forced-birthers still insist they're pro-life.
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Britt is the type of Republican douchekites that I have in my family tree -- the type that ceased being a Birther the very nanosecond somebody forked over Michael Steele's birth certificate and said, "Will that do?"
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As a birther, Jane shared her experiences with motherhood during the parenting workshop.
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The community center hosted a special event for birthers to share stories and advice about their journeys into parenthood.
Synonyms
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1.0
A woman who has given birth to a child
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3.6
A woman who has a baby but is not the child's legal or social mother
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1.0
A woman who has a child and cares for them
A woman who has just had a baby and is recovering
Compounds
- Literature
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8.6
A political group that says a public figure was not born in the country and so cannot be president
- Literature
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9.9
A false political claim that a public figure was not born in the country they say
How Trained
- Specialized
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5.7
- Specialized
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3.5
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7.2
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7.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Birther combines birth ('the act of being born') and -er ('one who'), so it can simply mean a person who has just given birth, in other words a new mother.