cockering (Meaning)

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cockering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cocker

She spent hours cockering her pet poodle, brushing its fur until it gleamed.
Despite her busy schedule, she always found time for cockering herself with luxurious spa treatments.
His grandmother enjoyed cockering him with homemade treats whenever he visited her.
The wealthy heiress was accustomed to cockering herself with extravagant gifts and lavish vacations.
He felt guilty about cockering his son with too many privileges, fearing it might spoil him.
The doting mother couldn't help but cocker her newborn baby, constantly fussing over him.
Her husband enjoyed cockering her with surprise weekend getaways to exotic destinations.
The pampered cat was accustomed to his owner cockering him with gourmet food and plush bedding.
The hotel staff were known for cockering their guests with exceptional service and attention to detail.
Despite being in her nineties, she still enjoyed cockering herself with fashionable clothes and jewelry.

of Cocker

nursing,spoiling, indulging, humoring, mollycoddling,pleasing, appeasing, cosseting, babying, wet-nursing

disciplining, restraining, controlling, mishandling, mistreating, misusing, manhandling, maltreating, manhandling, abusing

She spent hours cockering her pet poodle, brushing its fur until it gleamed.

Despite her busy schedule, she always found time for cockering herself with luxurious spa treatments.

His grandmother enjoyed cockering him with homemade treats whenever he visited her.

The wealthy heiress was accustomed to cockering herself with extravagant gifts and lavish vacations.