What is the definition of Nurse?
Noun
1. a person trained to care for the sick or injured, especially in a hospital or clinic.
"nursing can be regarded as a career in many ways as rewarding as medicine"
2. (in various religious communities) a member of a body of people living under vows, especially one who cares for the sick.
"the Nursing Sisters of the Sacred Heart"
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Verb
1. give medical or other care to (someone who is sick, injured, or old).
"she was nursed by her mother-in-law throughout her illness"
2. feed and protect a young child or baby animal from birth until it is old enough to fend for itself.
"the pups are nursed for about ten weeks"
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Phrases
* nurse someone through an illness: help and care for someone during a period of illness.
* nurse someone back to health: care for someone until they recover from an illness.
* nurse a drink: drink (an alcoholic drink) slowly, savoring the flavor and often in small sips.
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