He had been cosseted by his grandparents all during his childhood.
SYNONYM(S): fondle, caress, pet, indulge, coddle.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
cos·set — … Useful english dictionary
cos — an·te·cos·ta; au·to·cos·mic; bel·li·cos·i·ty; ca·thol·i·cos; ce·cos·to·my; cer·cos·po·ra; cer·cos·po·rel·la; cer·cos·po·ri·o·sis; chas·ta·cos·ta; coc·cos·te·an; coc·cos·te·us; co·cos; cor·ti·cos·ter·one; COs; COS; cos·cet; cos·ci·no·dis·ca·ce·ae; … English syllables
set — bas·set; bas·set·ite; be·set; be·set·ment; bone·set; bos·set; bras·set; cab·as·set; ches·set; chis·set; chog·set; cor·set·less; cor·set·ry; cres·set; dor·set·shire; down·set; set; fas·set; fi·set·in; gras·set; gro·set; in·set·ter; in·ter·set;… … English syllables
Cos Cob — is on the Mianus River. The community name is derived from the Coe family. In 1641 one Robert Coe moved to the Stamford plantation and became one of its leading figures. At about the same time, he encouraged a cousin (John Coe) to sail from… … Wikipedia
cos|tume — «noun. KOS toom, tyoom; verb. kos TOOM, TYOOM», noun, verb, tumed, tum|ing. –n. 1. dress; outer clothing; style of dress, including the way the hair is worn, kind of jewelry worn, and the like: »The clown wore a funny costume. The kimono is part… … Useful english dictionary
Cos Cob, Connecticut — Country House in Winter, Cos Cob by John Henry Twachtman, ca. 1901 Cos Cob is a neighborhood and census designated place in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut.[1] It is located at 41.033 north, 73.6 west, on the Connecticut shoreline in sou … Wikipedia
Temple of Set — Setianism redirects here. For the branch of Gnosticism, see Sethianism. Temple of Set Formation 1975 Headquarters California … Wikipedia
ZX Spectrum character set — The ZX Spectrum character set is the variant of ASCII used in the British Sinclair Spectrum computers. It is based on ASCII 1967 (the standard ASCII on which all modern character sets are based), but with one character from ASCII 1963 (the first… … Wikipedia
puścić coś z dymem — Podpalić coś Eng. To burn; to set something on fire … Słownik Polskiego slangu
mieć coś/kogoś na oku — 1) Obserwować z uwagą, zajmować się, lub troszczyć się Eng. To observe or watch attentively; to mind or look after</li> 2) Wybierać; decydować się Eng. To set one s sights on; to pick, choose, or decide</li> … Słownik Polskiego slangu
