cotton (to) (Meaning)

cotton (to)

to begin to like (someone or something)

The blanket was made of soft, fluffy cotton, enveloping her in warmth.
The farmer's fields were covered in rows of lush, white cotton bolls.
The cotton candy melted in her mouth, leaving a sweet and airy residue.
The delicate lace curtains fluttered in the wind, like ethereal cotton threads.
The cotton swabs gently removed the dirt and makeup from her face.
The baby's pajamas were made from a breathable cotton material, keeping him comfortable.
The cotton balls were used as a filter for the spilled water, absorbing it efficiently.
The cotton fabric wrinkled easily, requiring careful ironing.
The cotton-tipped applicators were used to apply medication to her ear.
The cotton rope was used to secure the boat to the pier, preventing it from drifting away.

to begin to like (someone or something)

like, wish (for), groove (on), enjoy, relish, favor, single (out), adore, prefer, select

dislike, hate, refuse, detest, turn down, loathe, decline, disfavor, throw out, throw away

The blanket was made of soft, fluffy cotton, enveloping her in warmth.

The farmer's fields were covered in rows of lush, white cotton bolls.

The cotton candy melted in her mouth, leaving a sweet and airy residue.

The delicate lace curtains fluttered in the wind, like ethereal cotton threads.