babied

SayBAY-beed/ˈbeɪbid/

2 meanings of babied

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of baby. Use this form for something that already happened, or after "have" or "was."
She babied her youngest son for years, doing everything for him.
He has babied that old motorcycle since the day he bought it.
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2
adjective
Treated too gently, like a child who is given everything and never told no.
Like a kid who is always carried, so they never learn to walk on their own.
Her babied younger brother had never washed a single dish in his life.
The babied recruit complained the moment training got hard.
Similarspoiled, pampered, coddled, cosseted
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babied is a form of baby

baby, verb: To give someone or something a lot of care and attention, sometimes too much, as if they were a baby. Full entry

Forms: babybabies he/she/itbabying -ing formbabied past tense, past participle
Spelling: baby → babied: change y to i, add -ed

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