make+pregnant
61impregnate — 1. To fecundate; to cause to conceive. 2. To diffuse or permeate with another substance. SEE ALSO: saturate. [L. im , in, + praegnans, with child] * * * im·preg·nate im preg .nāt, im . vt, nat·ed; nat·ing 1 a) to make pregnant …
62Knock up — 1. arouse; awaken; 2. construct, cook, etc., (something) hastily or roughly; 3. (sport) score (runs, tries, etc.); 4. exhaust; wear out; 5. make pregnant; 6. (prison) attract the attention of the warder on duty by hammering on the cell door …
63knock up — Australian Slang 1. arouse; awaken; 2. construct, cook, etc., (something) hastily or roughly; 3. (sport) score (runs, tries, etc.); 4. exhaust; wear out; 5. make pregnant; 6. (prison) attract the attention of the warder on duty by hammering on… …
64impregnate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. fertilize, fecundate, pollinate, inseminate, get in trouble (inf.), get in a family way (inf.), knock up (sl.); infuse, soak, permeate, saturate. See reproduction, insertion, mixture. II (Roget s… …
65knock up — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. impregnate, make pregnant, inseminate; see fertilize 2 , propagate 1 …
66machnąć — komuś dziecko Zapłodnić kobietę komuś brzucha Zapłodnić kobietę komuś dzieciaka Zapłodnić kobietę Eng. To make pregnant …
67zmajstrować — komuś brzucha (dziecko, dzieciaka) Zapłodnić kobietę Eng. To make pregnant …
68zrobić komuś brzucha — Zapłodnić kobietę Eng. To make pregnant …
69zrobić komuś dzieciaka — Zapłodnić kobietę Eng. To make pregnant …
70zrobić komuś dziecko — Zapłodnić kobietę Eng. To make pregnant …