pamper|pampered|pampering|pampers in English
verb
[pam·per || 'pæmpə(r)]
spoil, indulge someone's desires, coddle, treat with extreme kindness
Use "pamper|pampered|pampering|pampers" in a sentence
1. Adjective Cosseted pampered; spoilt 3; verb with object Cosseted to treat as a pet; pamper; coddle
2. 13 A pampered child is an uneducated child. An educated parent who pampers a child is an educated fool. Dr T.P.Chia
3. Pampering the Eggs
4. Full Pampering Boudoir Experience
5. Opportunities to pamper yourself may unfold.
6. Grandparents often pamper the children.
7. Don't pamper your little daughter.
8. Sexy woman like you deserves to be pampered.
9. More importantly, I felt thoroughly pampered.
10. It goes, it handles, it Cossets, it pampers
11. This is the best way to pamper myself.
12. What does Cosset mean? To pamper
13. Pamper yourself with our luxury gifts.
14. 7 Pampering parents often have spoilt children.
15. They pamper themselves after a hard day at work.
16. Wade was afraid but I didn't pamper him.
17. 5 I'll spend my salary on pampering myself.
18. Korean Wonders : Pampering you with authentic Korean cuisines.
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20. 6 You need to spend some time pampering yourself.
21. Pamper a friend with a natural beauty product by post.
22. 8 Korean Wonders : Pampering you with authentic Korean cuisines.
23. Don't pamper scamp tramps that camp under ramp lamps.
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25. I have never seen such luxuriant pampering of bodies.