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breast pump

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noun

  1. a device for extracting and collecting milk from the breast during lactation

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Schutt is now a mother herself, while Healy regularly retells the story of the "duck" noise of Elliott's breast pump.

From BBC

Which is why she was there in a San Jose federal courthouse using the high-tech Elvie breast pump with its glowing aqua nipples.

From New York Times

Decked out head-to-toe in Versace and Bulgari jewelry, McAdams managed to make the breast pump affixed to her chest a high-fashion moment.

From Los Angeles Times

No one cared about the day-care center’s hand-painted dollhouse or the hospital-grade Spectra breast pump in the bathroom.

From Los Angeles Times

Evidence of the bacteria was found in breast pump parts that were being used in the family home.

From Seattle Times