Caesarians [noun]

She said, "They've been doing Caesarian sections on the animals in test-pen M-four."

Caesarian section almost always led to the death of the mother.

It is possible that the spiritualists may become the stoics of a new epoch of Caesarian rule.

Yet these islands were crowded with exiles, and in them were to be found not a few princesses of Caesarian origin.

The foregoing, though apparently a Caesarian operation, is not difficult to a practised hand.

Caesarian section was attempted, but did not save the life of the mother.

One does not even expect of you that you rise to the Caesarian heroism of a kick!

If by any Caesarian operation it chances to come into being it is promptly strangled.

Thus did Cesare Borgia—personally attended by a caesarian guard, wearing his livery—set out upon the conquest of the Romagna.