| born child | 16.39 | Children born out of wedlock to players. | ||
| born baby | 7.50 | A baby born without eyes. | ||
| born people | 2.44 | There were people born here. | ||
| born citizen | 1.84 | Both men are Canadian citizens born in Tunisia. | ||
| born girl | 1.38 | In other cases, new born girls are killed. | ||
| born man | 1.25 | A man born to a life of crime. | ||
| born blind | 1.18 | He was born blind. | ||
| born daughter | 1.18 | But for daughters born in China, that is still not to be. | ||
| born infant | 1.12 | Is it responsible to deny benefits for infants born to unwed teen mothers? | ||
| born son | 1.05 | Her new born son, Judah Miro Tapert, is her third child. | ||
| born dead | 0.99 | I was almost born dead. | ||
| born deaf | 0.99 | He was born deaf and dumb. | ||
| born generation | 0.92 | Baby boomers belong to the generation born immediately after World War II. | ||
| born year | 0.86 | That includes names of children born years after a sweat shirt was made. | ||
| born leader | 0.79 | A born leader. | ||
| born player | 0.79 | There once was a Patriot player born for Howard Cosell. | ||
| born woman | 0.79 | He is married to a woman born in Burma and has two daughters. | ||
| born resident | 0.66 | Those residents born in the district could vote in either Maryland or Virginia. | ||
| born twin | 0.66 | The girls were the first conjoined twins born to a British woman for nearly a decade. | ||
| born calf | 0.59 | Lots of elk and bison will be visible, many with red-colored calves born in May. |