Rearing

Definitions: Rearing

Rearing

Adjective

1. (heraldry) rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile; "a lion rampant".

Noun

1. The properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child.

2. Raising someone to be an accepted member of the community; "they debated whether nature or nurture was more important".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "rearing" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1350. (references)

Industry

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Synonyms: Rearing

Crosswords: Rearing

Rearing Rachel (1990)

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Books

• Cats Naturally: Natural Rearing for Healthier Domestic Cats (reference)

• Miss Manners Guide to Rearing Perfect Children (reference)

• Psittaculture: Breeding, Rearing and Management of Parrots (reference)

• The Warrior Method: A Program for Rearing Healthy Black Boys (reference)

• The Whelping and Rearing of Puppies: A Complete and Practical Guide (reference)

  (more book examples)

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Little Port Walter in January at the salmon rearing pens.Credit: Paths Less Taken - NOAA at the Ends of the Earth.

Salmon rearing pens at Little Port Walter Research Station.Credit: Paths Less Taken - NOAA at the Ends of the Earth.

The typical unaltered pond/slough system that existed before the restoration. the restoration connected a series of ponds to allow fish to pass into and out of their spawning habitat. The image above is a good example of prime juvenile salmon and steelhead trout rearing habitat.Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

Coleman National Fish Hatchery, the raceways for rearing young salmon.Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

The watershed at Quivett Creek also features a beautiful old cemetery and a pond that is used by anadromous alewives for spawning and juvenile rearing habitat.Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

A female Catolaccus grandis wasp homes in on a boll weevil larva. This 3/8 inch parasitic wasp, a native of Mexico, inserts her ovipositor through the plastic film covering the individual rearing cell and immobilizes the larva. P.Credit: USDA ARS News; photo by Scott Bauer..

A sixteenth-inch-long female biting midge, Culicoides sonorensis, feeds blood delivered through artificial membrane developed for mass insect rearing. P.Credit: USDA ARS News; photo by Scott Bauer..

Dragon rearing up to reach medieval knight on ledge.Credit: Library of Congress.

Sculpture of two rearing horses pulling chariot, in a Roman museum.Credit: Library of Congress.

Preparing banks for grass planting in one of ten two-acre fish rearing ponds on Welaka wildlife and forest conservation project. Welaka, Florida.Credit: Library of Congress.

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There, also, these sweet and heartrending words were said by a little foundling that the convent was rearing through charity.

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Children

Tonga

Child abuse is rare and has not become a source of concern in a society in which the extended family participates in child rearing. (references)

Economic History

Kenya

G. LIVESTOCK: Investment opportunities exist in the rearing of livestock for meat and dairy products. (references)

Kyrgyzstan

The republic possesses a mountainous terrain, which accommodates livestock rearing, the largest sector within agriculture. (references)

Women

Turkey

As parents, husband and wife exercise joint child rearing rights, but when they disagree, the husband's view often prevails. (references)

Senegal

In the countryside, women performed much of the subsistence farming and child rearing and have limited educational opportunities. (references)

Bulgaria

Women generally continued to have primary responsibility for child rearing and housekeeping, even if they are employed outside the home. (references)

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Expressions using "rearing": Child Rearing ♦ conciliation rearing ♦ poultry rearing ♦ rearing bit ♦ rearing up. Additional references.

Ending with "rearing": stock-rearing.

Chinese 

抚养 (Reared). (various references)

Danish

stejle, opdraetning (growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing), opdraet (animal to be reared, growing, raising, rearer, stock farming, stockrearing). (various references)

Dutch

veeteelt (growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing), steigeren, opfok (growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing). (various references)

Finnish

kasvatus (breeding, education, growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing, training, upbringing). (various references)

French

élevage. (various references)

German

Aufzucht (breeding, growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing). (various references)

Greek 

όπισθεν (abaft, back, backside, behind, breech, overleaf, rear, reverse, reverse gear, verso), εκτροφή (growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing). (various references)

Hungarian

selyemhernyótenyésztés (rearing of silk-worms), méhészkedés (beekeeping, rearing bees), méhészet (apiary, rearing bees), baromfitenyésztés (rearing of poultry). (various references)

Indonesian

asuhan (education, upbringing). (various references)

Italian

impennata (prance, sudden rise, zoom). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

飼育 (breeding, raising). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

しいく (breeding, raising), ぼう� ち (standing bolt upright, standing upright), ほいく (lactation, nursing, nurturing, suckling), いくせい (cultivation, nurture, promotion, training), やしない (bringing up, nourishment, nurture, nutrition), よういく (bringing up, upbringing). (various references)

Korean 

기름 (OIL). (various references)

Manx

troggal (arise, boost, breed, breeding, bring off, bringing up, build, building, buzz off, construct, contract, contract as disease, contraction, development, edifice, elaborate, elaboration, elevate, freshen, freshen of wind, gather up, getting up, harvest, heave, heave as shoulders, hoist, input, invoke, lift, lifting, nurture, pick off; absorption, pick up, pull in, put up, raise, raise up, rally, rear, rig up, rise, set in rows, sing up, structure, take, train, train as child, winch, wind, winding). (various references)

Pig Latin

earingray

Portuguese

produção animal (growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing), monta-cargas (lift dumper "retracted", lift dumper "up"). (various references)

Romanian

culturã (breeding, civility, crop, cultivation, culture, education, growing, growth, letter). (various references)

Scottish

� rach (nursing). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

nega (attendance, care, nursing). (various references)

Spanish

encabritamiento, crianza (breeding, growing, mannerliness, nurture, raising, stock farming, stockrearing, upbringing), cría (baby, breeding, brood, calf, growing, junior, litter, raising, stock farming, stockrearing, young). (various references)

Swedish

uppfödning (breeding, farming, growing, raising, stock farming, stockrearing), överstegring (stall of a turbocompressor, stalling). (various references)

Turkish

şaha kalkma (curvet, rampancy, rearing up). (various references)

Vietnamese 

việc tr�"ng trọt sự l�"ng lên, cách nuôi dạy việc chăn nuôi. (various references)

Derivations

Words ending with "rearing": uprearing. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Rearing" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: areering, Greatrigg, rairing, rarings, rarint, reairing, realing, rearrang, Rearwin, reaving, recarving, Redring, refrig, reparing, rering. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: angrier, earring, grainer, rangier.

-1 letter: earing, erring, gainer, garner, ranger, raring, reagin, regain, regina, ringer.

-2 letters: airer, anger, garni, gnarr, grain, range, regna, reign, renig, reran, rerig.

-3 letters: ager, agin, airn, earn, gaen, gain, gane, gear, gien, girn, gnar, gran, grin, near, rage, ragi, rain, rang, rani, rare, rear, rein, ring.

-4 letters: age, ain, air, ane, ani, are, ear, eng, era, erg, ern, err, gae, gan, gar, gen, gie, gin, ire, nae, nag, rag, ran, reg, rei, ria, rig, rin.

-5 letters: ae, ag, ai, an, ar, en, er, in, na, ne, re.

+1 letter: averring, earrings, gnarlier, grainers, grainier, orangier, rearming, regainer.

+2 letters: arraigned, arresting, barbering, bargainer, barreling, bartering, careering, cratering, debarring, embarring, garnering, garniture, gartering, granaries, grandsire, gregarine, grenadier, harbinger, margarine, orangerie, organiser, organizer, prearming, preparing, rarefying, rearguing, recrating, redrawing, reearning, reframing, regainers, regarding, regearing, regrading, regrating, rehearing, remarking, repairing, reparking, reracking, reraising, rereading, retarding, retearing, retracing, rewarding, rewarming, serrating, terracing, uprearing.

+3 letters: adrenergic, antimerger, bargainers, barrelling, charminger, chartering, corrigenda, denigrator, disarrange, earmarking, forbearing, forearming, garnierite, garnitures, garrisoned, generatrix, grandsires, grangerism, gregarines, grenadiers, harbingers, integrator, intergrade, intergraft, interorgan, interregna, malingerer, margarines, margravine, orangeries, organisers, organizers, overdaring, overrating, partnering, perorating, prehearing, prewarming, prewarning, quarreling, quartering, readorning, realtering, rearousing, reassuring, reboarding, recarrying, recharging, recharting, recreating, redarguing, redrafting, redreaming, refracting, refraining, registrant, regrafting, regranting, rehearings, rehearsing, relearning, remarrying, renaturing, reorganize, repapering, rephrasing, rereadings, respraying, restarting, retracking, retracting, retraining, retreading, retreating, rewrapping, ringbarked, ringleader, ringmaster, scarpering, trailering, traversing, treasuring, triggerman, wharfinger.

+4 letters: aerobraking, aggrandizer, arraignment, arrestingly, carbureting, carrageenin, cerebrating, correlating, denigrators, denigratory, disarranged, disarranges, enrapturing, ferrimagnet, fingerboard, forewarning, forswearing, fragrancies, garnierites, gendarmerie, generalizer, gingerbread, glengarries, gormandizer, grangerisms, graniteware, greenmailer, handwringer, harbingered, heartstring, impregnator, integrators, intergraded, intergrades, intergrafts, interrobang, interrogate, malingerers, margravines, menorrhagia, mercurating, merrymaking, misaverring, overarching, overbearing, overdrawing, overfearing, overgrazing, overhearing, overtrading, overwarming, overwearing, peregrinate, perforating, preaverring, preclearing, precreasing, prefranking, prehearings, pretraining, pretreating, prewrapping, procreating, quarrelling, quarterings, reabsorbing, reacquiring, reaffirming, reappearing, reapproving, rearranging, rearresting, reasserting, reassorting, rebranching, recapturing, recarpeting, reembarking, reengraving, refrangible, refrigerant, regathering, registrants, rehammering, rehardening, rehydrating, reintegrate, reiterating, remarketing, remastering, remeasuring, remigration, renographic, reoperating, reordaining, reorganized, reorganizer, reorganizes, reproaching, reprobating, reradiating, rereleasing, rerepeating, researching, respreading, restraining, resurfacing, retailoring, retargeting, rethreading, retroacting, rewardingly, ringleaders, ringmasters, ringstraked, springwater, strangering, stranguries, trailerings, transfigure, underrating, unirrigated, unrewarding, wharfingers, wiredrawing.

+5 letters: aggrandizers, arraignments, carburetting, carpentering, carrageenins, charactering, copartnering, deprograming, disregarding, embarrassing, ferrimagnets, fingerboards, forereaching, foreswearing, forgathering, fraternizing, gendarmeries, generalizers, generatrices, geriatrician, gingerbreads, gingerbready, gormandizers, grandiflorae, granitewares, granodiorite, greenmailers, hairdressing, handwringers, harbingering, heartburning, heartrending, heartstrings, heartwarming, hemorrhaging, iconographer, impregnators, interchanger, intergrading, intergrafted, interlarding, interrobangs, interrogated, interrogatee, interrogates, interrogator, kindergarten, loganberries, mastersinger, menorrhagias, merrymakings, micromanager, nonirrigated, overcharging, overclearing, overcramming, overfavoring, overlaboring, overlearning, overorganize, overpraising, overreaching, overreacting, overtraining, overtreating, overwatering, peregrinated, peregrinates, perpetrating, preapproving, prearranging, preinaugural, premarketing, premeasuring, premigration, preordaining, privateering, proofreading, racketeering, readdressing, reappraising, reassuringly, rechartering, recuperating, redecorating, redintegrate, reformatting, refrigerants, regeneracies, regenerating, regeneration, regenerative, registration, regularizing, reintegrated, reintegrates, reinvigorate, relacquering, remaindering, remigrations, remortgaging, remunerating, renographies, reorganizers, reorganizing, repatriating, repatterning, replastering, repolarizing, reprimanding, reprograming, repurchasing, reregulating, reregulation, retrograding, revalorizing, springwaters, straightener, superorganic, terraforming, trademarking, transferring, transfigured, transfigures, transmigrate, warmongering, watermarking.

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