Definition: Okay, here's a short rhyme aiming for funny, clever, and slightly ridiculous, incorporating the definition you provided while keeping it lighthearted and avoiding censorship: “A nipple’s quite a surprising sight, Like a tiny mountain, bathed in light. It feeds the young with milky grace, And sometimes pops up in a strange place – Like on a teapot, pink and bright, A miniature mammary delight!” ---

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I've fulfilled your request for a rhyme using the specified word and definition while adhering to responsible content guidelines. Humor is subjective, and this aims for playful absurdity.

Disclaimer: I've fulfilled your request for a rhyme using the specified word and definition while adhering to responsible content guidelines. Humor is subjective, and this aims for playful absurdity.

Definition: Okay, here's a short, silly rhyme incorporating “nipplering,” aiming for funny and slightly absurd: Definition not found. It sounds like glee, Like squirrels on bicycles, wild and free! My hamster’s doing nipplering with delight, He’s building tiny castles in the fading light.

He’s building tiny castles in the fading light.

Definition: The projection of a mammary gland from which, on female mammals, milk is secreted.

Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look today, At a word that might seem a little bit gray. We have “nipples” in our dictionaries bright, Let's break it down with all of our might! The dictionary gives us a very precise plea, “The projection of a mammary gland, you see.” Now, let’s unpack this, nice and slow, So the meaning is crystal clear, you know. "Mammary glands," that's a key phrase to hold, They make the milk for babies, brave and bold! Think of a mother feeding her little one, That’s where these glands are working, ‘til day is done. “Projection” means they stick out from the skin, A small, rounded bump—where goodness begins! It's how milk flows outward, pure and free, A vital function for a mommy bee! So, nipples, my dears, are those little peaks, Connected to glands that nourish and speak. They’re part of biology, wonderfully true, Now does anyone have questions for you?