cosset

There was usually neither space nor time for cosseting individual students.

The would-be model is the only girl in the family, and thus cosseted from the big bad world.

Thus cosseted, he talked about the most important thing in his life: passion.

And they might lose the first boy, who was plainly used to being cosseted by his teacher.

Not everything about Table 8 is quite so cosseting as the welcome and the décor.

You have cigarettes-enough and the right sort to cosset your cancer?

Of course it was also a runner thing, to be cosseted in need, but she'd never been the recipient before.

No, you've been cosseted and pampered too long to survive in the real world.

I write five hours a day cosseted in my rent-stabilized apartment.

Most have been cosseted - probably because they cost $1,500 extra when new.

"What makes you think I didn't come to cosset my horse?"

Some artists are cosseted and coaxed, so that they put their best foot forward.

The Flame knows we have tried to raise many times, tending and cosseting it.

The bars were cosseted in red velvet and stacked according to size.

And completely forget about the fact that it looks as if you're cosseting me because I'm a girl."

But Pakistan's recent prime ministers have been cosseted with luxury.

The experience of making the latter film "was strangely cosseting" despite the explosions.

It's hard to imagine anyone better suited to cosset political conventioneers.

Yet he would cosset Rebecca as if she were a tender plant that needed nurturing.

In her motherly concerned way, she was cosseting him as he tried to pick up the pieces of his life.

"Her mother died at her birth, and with six brothers she has been much cosseted."

A big, strong man to protect and cosset her."

She was cosseted by most of the other sisters for how well she had adjusted.

Not to put too fine a point on it, you have been cosseted - feather-bedded as some of my colleagues would say.

She wasn't a visitor here, to be cosseted and indulged.