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A place or process in which something originates or flourishes
“The turn of the century seemed to herald a turnaround for those living in the cradle of Christianity.”
A framework on which a ship or boat rests during construction or repairs
“Sounds of voices barking instructions competed with the rattle of chains as the boat and cradle were lowered down the slipway.”
Small bed for baby
“The baby sleeps in the cradle upstairs.”
The place of one's origin
A container designed to hold or protect something
Animal breeding area
A place where people meet in secret, typically to engage in an illicit activity
A principal site or location
The birthplace of christ
A low-profile wheeled platform used by auto mechanics
A locality or habitat where something is found in natural abundance, and also where it typically thrives
A piece of furniture for sleep or rest, typically a framework with a mattress
A long trough from which horses or cattle feed
Hold gently and protectively
“Men sat on top, with rifles cradled on their laps.”
To hold gently as if in a cradle
“I cradled her in my arms.”
To move (a baby or young child) up and down in a playful or affectionate way
Take special care of, especially to promote development or well-being
To nurse with natural or biological milk
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