raise on



raise on

v.
1. To help someone or something grow by feeding it something: You can't raise chickens on just corn—they need other food too. I was raised on a healthy diet.
2. To accustom someone to something from an early age. Used chiefly in the passive: He knows so much about pop culture because he was raised on TV.
See also: on, raise

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Erminigild-Ancient Germanic
Iokaste-Greek Mythology
Magalima-ga-LEE (French)French, Occitan
Elkins['elkinz]
Rina (4)ṙee-nahJapanese
Fabricius-Ancient Roman