Look up: creche

1. creche
   [n] - a representation of Christ`s Nativity in the stable at Bethlehem 2. [n] - a hospital where foundlings (infant children of unknown parents) are taken in and cared for
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2. Crèche
   Crèche (krash) noun [ French] A public nursery, where the young children of poor women are cared for during the day, while their mothers are at work.
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3. creche
   foundling hospital noun a hospital where foundlings (infant children of unknown parents) are taken in and cared for
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4. crèche
   (from the article `penguin`) ...young bird remains at a parent`s side, although the fledgling is able to maintain its body heat and move about alone. The chick then joins 100 or ...
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5. crèche
   (from the article `folk art`) An outstanding category of Catholic folk art is the crèche, made up of figurines displayed at Christmas in homes or churches to reenact the birth of ...
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6. crèche
   crèche (kresh, krāsh) , representation of the Infant Jesus in the manger, usually surrounded by figures of Mary, Joseph, shepherds, animals, and the Wise Men; also called Christmas Crib. The crèche has been displayed in churches during the period from Christmas Eve to Jan. 6 since th...
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7. Creche
   A creche is a day nursey for young children. Originally, creches were public nurseries for the children of poor women who had to go out to work during the day. At the early creches, for a small payment, the children were nursed and fed during the day, remaining with their parents at night. These ins...
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