teem:
1.
to bring forth H5 V. ii. 51,
Tim. IV. iii. 180
“Whose womb . . . and .
. . breast T-s, and feeds all,”
Mac. IV. iii. 176
“Each minute teems a new
one.”
2.
to bear children,
bear fruit, be fruitful
Lr. I. iv. 305
“If she must , Create
her child of spleen”
; chiefly in pres. pple.
Meas. I. iv. 43
“t-ing foison,”
R2 II. i. 51, V. ii. 91,
Sonn. xcvii. 6
“The teeming
autumn.”
3.
“
with,” (i) conceive by
Oth. IV. i. 256
“If that the earth could
with woman's tears”
; (ii) bring forth
Tim. IV. iii. 191
“Let it . . . with new monsters.”
