Creches [noun]

A special nursery, the "Creche," was built for their children.

Along the floor of the ravine that was the only land approach to the Creche moved the twisting, writhing snake of the procession.

It was the expressionless face of an android, a fine example of the Creche's production line.

To tell such a man what the Creche is would be to tie a rope around the neck of every android alive.

There was a moral decay setting in everywhere—the founders of the Creche would never have spoken so.

The Creche Director stood eyeing him half-fearfully, half-defiantly, flanked by his wife and his assistant.

Thus had Sweyn Erikson, riding the intolerant wave of antirobotism, come to the Creche.

He had no doubt that every word of this conversation was being monitored by the Fanatics outside the Creche.

Energy swept out of the grids, through the coils of the projectors and out over the blind cube of the Creche.

And the Masters had to work in the creche whenever anything really new had to be put into the prototype brain.