Baby and Cotton

Baby

Baby verb - To treat with great or excessive care.

Cotton and baby are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cotton" instead a verb "Baby".

Nearby Words: babe, babyish, babyhood, babying

Cotton

Cotton verb - Take a liking to.
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Synonyms for Cotton

Baby and cotton are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Baby" instead a verb "Cotton".

Nearby Words: cottony, cottoned, cottoning

Both words in one sentence

  • Cuteness Proximity Also his father Cotton, a gruff misogynist even more emotionally closed off than Hank, is similarly adoring of his baby boy Good Hank.
  • For a final, bitter twist of the knife, while they fail to have a baby, Hank's father Cotton impregnates his much-younger wife, leaving Hank and Peggy to watch those two become terrible parents to a beautiful baby they don't even want.
  • During "Peggy Hill: The Decline and Fall" Bobby is left stuck doing all the care for Cotton and Didi's new baby, thanks to Didi's depression, and Cotton being...Cotton.
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