1. To bring up without the breast; to teach a superior.

2. A nurse who brings up a child without the breast; one who attends another in sickness; a subordinate who gives instruction to his superior.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sry nurse,
• xry nurse,
• cry nurse,
• fry nurse,
• rry nurse,
• ery nurse,
• dey nurse,
• ddy nurse,
• dfy nurse,
• dty nurse,
• d5y nurse,
• d4y nurse,
• drt nurse,
• drg nurse,
• drh nurse,
• dru nurse,
• dr7 nurse,
• dr6 nurse,
• dry burse,
• dry murse

The adverb form of "dry nurse" is "dryly".

The adjective form of "Dry nurse" is "dry-nursing".

The plural form of "Dry nurse" is "Dry nurses"

The singular form of the word "Dry nurse" is "Dry nurse". The term "dry nurse" is used to refer to a nurse who is responsible for caring for and feeding a baby but is not involved in breastfeeding.