I once witnessed two different people on different occasions referring to the same child (not theirs) as a "special delivery".
I presume it means caesarean birth?
I guess I am not not up on my baby jargon. Is this expression, as it pertains to human beings, a common one? What does it mean?
I am not even sure under which category I should be posting this question.
2007-01-02
10:44:07
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➔ Words & Wordplay
Shamar: Oh? So you have heard it too.
She didn't possibly mean that the child had the same possible father as Rosemary's Baby? (refer to film by the same name)
2007-01-02
11:01:20 ·
update #1