Possessives

• cow: Badger hunting, badger fat for cow's teats, better than goose fat.

• mother: Little piglets, still wet and smeared with mucus, scrabbled on the metal floor to find their mother's teats.

• sow: It is carried out to minimize damage to the sows ' teats and to the cheeks of other piglets in the litter.

Converse of object

• test: Testing the teats has been funding pan out they games on the.

• have: Those who have a very slow pulse teat is very weak may have itching on various parts of the body surface.

• use: Once the calves have learned to use the teats they move onto a barrel device.

• give: The tube can then be slipped over the blunted needle to give a fine teat.

Adjective modifier

• newborn: We found that she'd only drink from newborn, slow teats too.

• artificial: Give no artificial teats or dummies to breastfeeding infants.

• slow: Those who have a very slow pulse teat is very weak may have itching on various parts of the body surface.

Modifies a noun

• dip: After milking, a suitable teat dip should be applied.

• canal: Antibiotics to treat mastitis are painfully injected up the teat canal.

• pipette: The volumes are not critical - a single squirt from a teat pipette will be accurate enough.

• injury: Severe teat injuries, such as total teat amputation, are surprisingly common in dairy herds ( 43 ).

• damage: Inappropriate cubicle housing can reduce a cow's lying time which can predispose to lameness and may contribute to teat damage.

• spot: The belly to be white but teat spots permissible.

Noun used with modifier

• bottle: With two compartments the infant basket holds bottle collars and soothers in the upper compartment and bottle teats in the bottom basket.

• cow: Step 9 The milker then sprays the cows teats with a mild disinfectant to prevent any germs entering the teats.

• rubber: The bottles were glass with solid rubber teats that fitted into the bottle tops.

• flow: They come with a stage 1, slow flow teat, but we used the stage 2 teats.