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puerper
† puˈerper, a. Obs. rare—1. In 5 corruptly puarpure. [ad. L. puerper-us: see next. Cf. OF. puerpre puerpery.] Parturient.c 1450 Mirour Saluacioun 4978 Thi puarpure wombe childyng godson intacte and cloos. Oxford English Dictionary
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puarpure
puarpure variant of puerper Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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puerperous
puerperous, a. rare. (pjuːˈɜːpərəs) [f. as puerperal + -ous.] = puerper.1656 Blount Glossogr., Puerperous, that beareth children, or causeth to bear and bring forth, or to be delivered of a child. 1658 in Phillips. Oxford English Dictionary
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puerpery
puˈerpery rare. Also in Lat. form puerˈperium. [ad. L. puerperi-um, f. puerper-us: see puerperal.] Child-birth; ‘confinement’.1602 W. Fulbecke 2nd Pt. Parall. 60 As there is one conception of two twinnes, so there is one puerperie, though it bee finished at diuers times. 1652 J. Mayer Comm. Prophets... Oxford English Dictionary
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puerperal
puerperal, a. (pjuːˈɜːpərəl) [f. L. puerper-us parturient, bringing forth children (f. puer a child + -par-us bringing forth) + -al1. So F. puerpéral (1835 in Dict. Acad.).] Of, pertaining to, accompanying, or ensuing upon parturition. puerperal fever, puerperal sepsis, etc., sepsis of the genital t... Oxford English Dictionary
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