v. to promote the growth of; to encourage; adj. giving or receiving care in a family that is not related by birth or adoption.
The teacher tried to foster new ideas in her classroom.
The teacher tried to foster new ideas in her classroom.
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Why does Lizzie's mom agree to foster the puppy?
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What was Edgar Allan Poe's foster father's occupation?
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Who were the three children placed in the foster home?
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What is one of the lessons Leonard has learned from living in different foster homes?
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What breed of dog was the new foster puppy?
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How did the foster mother feel about one of the children getting an animal?
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Why was Griff living with foster parents?
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How many of the children were foster children?
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Before these three children moved in, how many foster children had lived in the house?
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Who were the children's foster parents?
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Why did Lizzie's family have to foster the two Chihuahua puppies?
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What did Davey's foster parent do to him?
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What was the last name of the foster parents?
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Who is a foster for dogs?
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nourish; promote; provoke; cultivate
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boster
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