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sextuplet
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sextuplet /sex·tup·let/ (seks-tup´let) any one of six offspring produced at the same birth.
sextuplet
[seks′tup′lit]
Etymology: L, sex, six
one of six children born of a single pregnancy.
sextuplet [seks-tup´let]
any one of six offspring produced at the same birth.
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Kerrie Mae, born in a blaze of publicity on May 22, had been the last of the history-making sextuplets to be delivered.
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IRELAND'S first-ever sextuplets remained in intensive care in hospital last night, after their delivery on Friday, 14 weeks early.
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A YOUNG mum who gave birth to sextuplets has been promised loads of support when she returns home to her village.
Village to help mum of six babies by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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