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baby farm

noun

, Informal.
  1. a place that houses and takes care of babies for a fee.
  2. a residence for unwed pregnant girls or women that also arranges adoptions.


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Other Words From

  • baby farmer noun
  • baby farming noun
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Word History and Origins

Origin of baby farm1

First recorded in 1865–70
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Example Sentences

Surrounded by shelves packed with “Doctor Who” memorabilia, the fans helped themselves from a platter of vegetarian sandwiches as they watched the episodes: the first about a baby farm in space and the second about a villain who steals the world’s music.

Trump, in fewer than two hours on the steaming fairgrounds in Des Moines, attracted thousands of sweating, chanting supporters to his stops at the Iowa Pork Producers tent, a baby farm animal exhibit and a popular Grand Concourse pub.

A home for unwed expectant mothers is dubbed a “baby farm.”

I remember watching the first two episodes of the current season of “9-1-1,” which brought a breach of the Hollywood reservoir, a colossal mudslide that takes out the Hollywood sign, as well as a baby farm, quicksand and some other stuff.

Indika remembers visiting the baby farm with both his parents before Nilanthi was given away, although he cannot recall why.

From BBC

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