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milk (milk)

1. the fluid secretion of the mammary gland forming the natural food of young mammals.

2. any whitish milklike substance, e.g., coconut milk or plant latex.

3. a liquid (emulsion or suspension) resembling the secretion of the mammary gland.

milk of magnesia a suspension of magnesium hydroxide, used as an antacid and laxative.

modified milk cow's milk made to correspond to the composition of human milk.

soy milk a liquid made from soybeans, used as a milk substitute and a source of calcium.

vitamin D milk cow's milk supplemented with 400 IU of vitamin D per quart.

witch's milk milk secreted in the breast of the newborn infant.

vitamin D milk

Cow's milk that has had vitamin D added to it.

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