dote|doted|dotes|doting in English

verb

[dəʊt]

adore, indulge, pamper, spoil; exhibit mental decline due to old age

Use "dote|doted|dotes|doting" in a sentence

1. She dotes on her youngest daughter.

2. She dotes on her grandchildren.

3. 2 She dotes on her youngest daughter.

4. They dote on their daughter.

5. Yeah, but she doted on the frowner.

6. Did you see how he dotes on her?

7. To dote upon me ever.

8. Life is a lovely kitten, dote on it.

9. Nature shall not grow old and dote.

10. Parents who dote on their only child.

11. On my advanced age, I dote.

12. I've said i'II dote on my dotey!

13. Parents often dote on their youngest child.

14. I dote upon it - from the beach.

15. Roses, for instance, dote on sticky soil.

16. I just dote on hot buttered scones!

17. She began to dote right after her 91 st birthday.

18. Besotted means extremely infatuated, obsessed with, doting

19. Blame it doting parents, teachers and coaches.

20. Grandparents just love to dote on their grandchildren.

21. FRlAR For doting, not for loving, pupil mine.

22. " We'll play hot, doting husband, sweet, loving spouse. "

23. Ah, a gift from a doting grandmother, of course.

24. She doted on her granddaughter and had made her the red cape.

25. With mumble, sobbing, cheering , prayerful , tender or doting voice.