wean on



wean on

v.
1. To accustom some infant mammal to take nourishment other than by suckling: The mother weaned the child on formula.
2. Slang To accustom someone to something from an early age. Used chiefly in the passive: Moviegoers who were weaned on the TV series will find the film to their liking.
See also: on, wean

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Katarinekah-tah-REE-nəGerman
AloisAH-lo-ees (German)German, Czech
Fififee-FEEFrench
Iezekiel-Biblical Greek
Angelikaahn-GE-lee-kah (German), ahn-ge-LEE-kah (Polish)German, Polish, Slovak, Czech
GudrunGOOD-roon (German)Norse Mythology, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German