mammary

Just as Strickland envisioned back in 2013, they plan to work with pregnant women, taking samples of their mammary epithelial cells and culturing them to create individualized milk for use when their babies arrive.

There is a long history of the mammary glands as comedy fodder.

It was the scene that launched a thousand HBO subscriptions—and one misguided, mammary-centric New Yorker think piece.

By discussing her mammary travails so openly, Jolie runs the risk of messing with the fantasy.

But the world wants to define me by my mammary glands and melanin.

None of the judges seem quite prepared to handle the mammary movement, except Simon, who is not amused.

The opaque whitish liquid, secreted by the mammary glands of female mammals for the nourishment of their young, is known as milk.

Thus it is that over-use, in sports and games, of the muscles of shoulder and chest, occasions atrophy of mammary glands.

Udder, ud′ėr, n. the mammary glands of various animals, esp.

Next day she discovered a tender spot in the breast, which rapidly developed a mammary abscess.

The possession by male mammals of functionally imperfect mammary organs is, in some respects, especially curious.