About The Word Mollycoddle
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Mollycoddle
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What's The Definition Of Mollycoddle?
[n] a pampered darling; an effeminate man
[v] treat with excessive indulgence; "grandparents often pamper the children"; "Let's not mollycoddle our students!" Synonyms | Synonyms for Mollycoddle: baby | cocker | coddle | cosset | featherbed | indulge | pamper | spoil Related Terms | Find terms related to Mollycoddle: baby | bay | big baby | cater to | chicken | cocker | coddle | cosset | cream puff | crybaby | doormat | dull tool | effeminate | enfant terrible | favor | give way to | goody-goody | gratify | gutless wonder | humor | indulge | invertebrate | jellyfish | lightweight | lily | Lord Fauntleroy | meek soul | milksop | Milquetoast | much | namby-pamby | nance | nancy | naughty child | nebbish | nonentity | oblige | old woman | pamper | pansy | pantywaist | Percy | please | pushover | sad sack | satisfy | sissy | softling | softy | sop | spoil | spoiled child | weak sister | weakling | yield to See Also | darling | dearie | deary | do by | ducky | favorite | favourite | handle | pet | treat |
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