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pam·per
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ˈpæm
pər
/
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[
pam
-per
]
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verb (used with object)
1.
to treat or gratify with extreme or excessive indulgence, kindness, or care:
to pamper a child; to pamper one's stomach.
2.
Archaic
.
to overfeed, especially with very rich food; glut.
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Origin:
1350–1400;
Middle English
pamperen
<
Middle Dutch;
compare
Dutch dialect
pamperen
Related forms
pam·pered·ly,
adverb
pam·pered·ness,
noun
pam·per·er,
noun
o·ver·pam·per,
verb (used with object)
self-pam·pered,
adjective
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self-pam·per·ing,
adjective
un·pam·pered,
adjective
COLLAPSE
Synonyms
1.
humor, coddle, baby, spoil.
Antonyms
1.
discipline.
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New treatments feed a compulsion to buff, tighten and
pamper
every bit of skin.
To invest in the young rather than
pamper
the old would immediately brighten the prospects of the nation.
Sometimes you need a fancy camera bag, with a tripod strap and little slots with which to
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New treatments feed a compulsion to buff, tighten and
pamper
every bit of skin.
To invest in the young rather than
pamper
the old would immediately brighten the prospects of the nation.
Sometimes you need a fancy camera bag, with a tripod strap and little slots with which to
pamper
your memory cards.
Experts demonstrate how to cleanse, groom and
pamper
your skin.
Pamper
red or white wines with perfect environmental control.
And while many of us go out of our way to
pamper
our toes with pedicures, our shoes can take the real.
And while many of us go out of our way to
pamper
our toes with pedicures, our shoes can take the real beating.
The pit boss, part of whose job is to
pamper
high rollers, ordered her to scoot over.
They do not look the drab way they used to, and they go out of their way to
pamper
children as if they were at a birthday party.
Agasi wanted the stylists to help her
pamper
participants at one of her clothing swaps.
So think about whether you want someone who will take control and be blunt or someone who will hang back or
pamper
you a bit.
Simply
pamper
yourself inside in the lap of luxury where every room is exquisite.
The more general point is that athletes should not
pamper
themselves so much.
Eat whole foods, and find the time to
pamper
yourself and heal from within.
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Collins
World English Dictionary
pamper
(ˈpæmpə)
—
vb
1.
to treat with affectionate and usually excessive indulgence; coddle; spoil
2.
archaic
to feed to excess
[C14: of Germanic origin; compare German dialect
pampfen
to gorge oneself]
'pamperer
—
n
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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Word Origin & History
pamper
c.1380, "to cram with food," probably from M.Du. (cf. W.Flem. pamperen "cram with food, overindulge;" dial. Ger. pampen "to cram"), probably from freq. of base of pap (q.v.). Meaning "to overindulge" first attested 1530.
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