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- noun Plural form of
co-mother .
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
Our weekend 2009
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
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She was never far off, however, and her attitude toward the co-mothers, whose proud child-service was direct and continuous, was lovely to see.
Herland 1915
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The most familiar instance of this is among the bees, where the drone, after fulfilling his functions, dies or is destroyed by the sturdy co-mothers of the hive.
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She was never far off, however, and her attitude toward the co-mothers, whose proud child-service was direct and continuous, was lovely to see.
Herland Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1897
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This should have thickened the plot, but there is apparently no rivalry nor animosity between the co-mothers.
The Diary of a Goose Girl Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin 1889
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
feminist blogs 2009
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
feminist blogs 2009
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Essentially Amy & I were co-mothers of siblings for the weekend.
feminist blogs 2009
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