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coddle:

to coddle verb (coddles, coddled, coddling)

  1. to coddle (cherish; nourish; nurse)

Conjugations for coddle:

present
  1. coddle
  2. coddle
  3. coddles
  4. coddle
  5. coddle
  6. coddle
simple past
  1. coddled
  2. coddled
  3. coddled
  4. coddled
  5. coddled
  6. coddled
present perfect
  1. have coddled
  2. have coddled
  3. has coddled
  4. have coddled
  5. have coddled
  6. have coddled
past continuous
  1. was coddling
  2. were coddling
  3. was coddling
  4. were coddling
  5. were coddling
  6. were coddling
future
  1. shall coddle
  2. will coddle
  3. will coddle
  4. shall coddle
  5. will coddle
  6. will coddle
continuous present
  1. am coddling
  2. are coddling
  3. is coddling
  4. are coddling
  5. are coddling
  6. are coddling
subjunctive
  1. be coddled
  2. be coddled
  3. be coddled
  4. be coddled
  5. be coddled
  6. be coddled
diverse
  1. coddle!
  2. let's coddle!
  3. coddled
  4. coddling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for coddle:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abrigar cherish; coddle; nourish; nurse cover; fence in; fence off; lock up; protect
acariciar cherish; coddle; nourish; nurse caress; chuck; cuddle; embrace; hug; pet
arrellanarse cherish; coddle; nourish; nurse lay down
- baby; cocker; cosset; featherbed; indulge; mollycoddle; pamper; spoil
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- pamper

Related Words for "coddle":

  • coddling, coddled

Synonyms for "coddle":


Related Definitions for "coddle":

  1. cook in nearly boiling water1
    • coddle eggs1
  2. treat with excessive indulgence1

Wiktionary Translations for coddle:

coddle
verb
  1. to cook slowly in hot water
  2. to treat gently or with great care

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
coddle mimar hätscheln — jemanden zu sehr verwöhnen
coddle mimar; consentir choyersoigner quelqu’un avec tendresse, avec affection.
coddle mimar; consentir dorloter — soigner délicatement