- - Gradually break a habit
- - To get a mammal off their mother's milk
- - Gently withdraw from nursing or bottle-feeding
- - Gradually make less dependent
- - Gradually withdraw, as from bottle-feeding
- - gradually withdraw from nursing
- - gradually detach
- - Break a habit, gradually
- - To accustom to food other than a mother's milk
- - To gradually remove, or withdraw
- - Withdraw over time
- - Withdraw, as from bottle-feeding
- - Withdraw from a habit
- - Withdraw (off)
- - Slowly withdraw (from)
- - Withdraw from dependency
- - Withdraw (from), as nursing a child
- - Unaccustom to?
- - Take away gradually
- - Reconcile to a severance
- - Reconcile to a loss
- - Reconcile to a deprivation.
- - Gradually stop suckling
- - Gradually deprive the young of its mother's milk
- - Gradually deprive of mother's milk
- - Gradually bring a baby off suckling
- - Get used to solid food
- - Gradually withdraw
- - Sickly -- to conserve energy, adjust diet
- - Cut off gradually
- - Withdraw gradually
- - Withdraw (from)
- - Gradually withdraw (from)
- - Gradually ease off
- - Help to withdraw
- - Gradually cut off (from)
- - Withdraw gradually (from)
- - Gradually stop nursing
- - Disaccustom gradually
- - Gradually remove (from)
- - Move to solid food
- - Accustom to nourishment other than mother's milk
- - Withdraw by degrees
- - Gradually remove from, as a baby from a bottle
- - Gradually withdraw, as from the bottle
- - Gradually remove, as from a mother's milk
- - Stop nursing gradually
- - Break a habit, so to speak
- - Detach gradually, as from a habit
- - Withdraw slowly
- - Withdraw, as from a habit
- - Detach gradually (from)
- - Slowly withdraw
- - Train to abstain (from)
- - Withdraw gradually from a mother's milk
- - Withdraw from gradually
- - Remove gradually, as from dependence
- - Withdraw from the bottle
- - Accustom to nourishment
- - Free gradually
- - Ease gradually (off)
- - Withdraw
- - Gradually remove, as a foal from its mother's milk
- - Switch from a bottle to a cup, say
- - Cause to withdraw gradually
- - Accustom to solid food
- - Gradually remove
- - Withdraw from nursing
- - Gradually break from a habit
- - Remove gradually from, with "off"
- - Teach not to rely on, with "from"
- - Accustom to solid food, e.g.
- - Gradually make independent (from)
- - Train to abstain
- - Remove gradually
- - Introduce to solid foods
- - Cause to withdraw
- - Start giving formula to, e.g.
- - Go from the bottle to the jar
- - Withdraw slowly (from)
- - Detach gradually
- - Introduce to solid food
- - Start giving formula to
- - Teach to abstain
- - Gradually deprive
- - Withdraw, as from a dependency
- - transition to solid food
- - transition off breast milk
- - Take off the bottle
- - Take baby off the bottle
- - Get off mother's milk
- - Deprive of mother's milk
- - a boring novel picked up in break
- - Slowly break a habit
- - Ablactate
- - Take (baby) off bottle
- - Take a baby off the bottle
- - Break of a habit
- - Break off, as from breast-feeding
- - Take the young off mother's milk
- - Opposite of addict
- - Move slowly away from the breasts
- - Move off the breast
- - Get off milk
- - Free from dependency
- - Free from a habit
- - Estrange, in a way
- - Do a mother cat's job
- - Detach slowly
- - Detach from a dependency
- - Break off from a mother's milk
- - Break from a habit.
- - Break away
- - Detach
- - Estrange
- - Move off the bottle
- - Detach slowly (from)
- - Stop nursing
- - Detach, as from a habit
- - Move away from nursing
- - Deprive a child of mother's milk
- - Ease off, as from a baby bottle
- - Deprive
- - Bring up with, with "on"
- - Disaccustom by degrees
- - Detach (from)
- - Gently break from a habit
- - Switch from suckling
- - Break off
- - Get the pups on solid food, e.g.
- - Detach from a source of dependence
- - Cease suckling
- - Stop supplying with milk
- - Make more independent
- - Break off from mother's milk
- - Move off of milk
- - Make independent (from)
- - Detach from dependence
- - With 7-Down, slowly remove from
- - Unaccustom
- - Free from dependence on
- - Disaccustom (with "from")
- - Detach, in a way
- - Make less dependent
- - Stop from suckling
- - Remove a dependency
- - Get off the bottle
- - Get the pups on solid food
- - Disaccustom
- - Remove, as from a habit
- - Give up by degrees
- - Remove from a mother's milk
- - Practice withdrawal
- - Detach from the bottle
- - Child, in Scotland
- - Cut off (from)
- - Ease off
- - Draw off
- - Bairn.
- - Put off milk, naturally !
- - Scottish nipper
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