Thy vein be blessed; and be thou glad with the woman of thy young waxing age. An hind most dearworthy; and an hart calf most acceptable. Her teats fill thee in all time; and delight thou continually in the love of her. My son, why art thou deceived of an alien woman; and art fostered in the bosom of another?
Proverbs 5:18-20 WBMS: Wycliffe’s Bible with Modern Spelling (Warning: contains uninspired Apocrypha)
https://bible.com/bible/2407/pro.5.18-20.WBMS
Online definitions of teat:
teat
teat [tēt]
n.
[ME tete < OFr < Gmc base akin to OE tit]
1. NIPPLE (sense 1)
2. any small projection like a teat
English World dictionary. V. Neufeldt. 2014.
Source: English Dictionary, enacademic.com
teat
noun
/tiːt/
/tiːt/
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- (British English)
(North American English nipple)
the rubber part at the end of a baby’s bottle that the baby sucks on with its lips and tongue in order to get milk, etc. from the bottle
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Word Origin
Middle English (superseding earlier tit ‘woman’s breast or nipple’): from Old French tete, probably of Germanic origin.
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