| start young | 2.04 | It starts young. | ||
| raise young | 1.38 | Still longer before they raise wild young of their own. | ||
| marry young | 1.12 | Aziza herself married young. | ||
| feed young | 0.92 | The bird regurgitates to feed its young. | ||
| eat young | 0.79 | Bears eat their young. | ||
| educate young | 0.79 | We need to educate our young and learn to love our brothers. | ||
| protect young | 0.72 | The lioness fought to protect her young. | ||
| rear young | 0.72 | And both male and female help rear their young. | ||
| produce young | 0.66 | The four adult pond turtles have already produced young. | ||
| devour young | 0.53 | Parasites are devouring our young. | ||
| carry young | 0.39 | Kangaroos carry their young in a pouch. | ||
| have young | 0.39 | Bears are always fierce when they have young. | ||
| kill young | 0.39 | Farmers had killed her young. | ||
| think young | 0.33 | You just have to think young. | ||
| attract young | 0.26 | Each show is specifically tooled to attract the young. | ||
| bear young | 0.26 | Harbor seals bear their young on icebergs in front of Johns Hopkins Glacier. | ||
| corrupt young | 0.26 | It corrupts the young. | ||
| encourage young | 0.26 | I believe in encouraging the young. | ||
| hatch young | 0.26 | The platypus is a monotreme, a mammal that lays eggs to hatch its young. | ||
| nurture young | 0.26 | They nurture the young and care for the old. |