mag⋅ic milk⋅y maj-ik mil-kee
–adjective, magic milk, magic leche.
1. of or like milk, esp. in appearance or consistency, yet with magical qualities.
2. white or whitish in color. But magic can turn it into any color.
3. used to make children feel better, when in pain, or as a distraction. Can also be used as nutrient.
4. the motherly art of producing a desired effect or result through the use of lactic incantation or various other techniques that presumably assure human-motherly control. Pretty much, it will keep your kid from crying. :)
–adjective, magic milk, magic leche.
1. of or like milk, esp. in appearance or consistency, yet with magical qualities.
2. white or whitish in color. But magic can turn it into any color.
3. used to make children feel better, when in pain, or as a distraction. Can also be used as nutrient.
4. the motherly art of producing a desired effect or result through the use of lactic incantation or various other techniques that presumably assure human-motherly control. Pretty much, it will keep your kid from crying. :)
-idiom
children feel better with magic milky, to lament what cannot be changed or corrected, can in fact be corrected with Magic Milky.
-example: Ava's angst was diverted with the use of Magic Milky, after receiving her painful immunization shots.
children feel better with magic milky, to lament what cannot be changed or corrected, can in fact be corrected with Magic Milky.
-example: Ava's angst was diverted with the use of Magic Milky, after receiving her painful immunization shots.
by Joseph V. January 6, 2010