dote , also: doat

And he also doted on his two children, even though they now lived across the country.

It was still in her to dote on him, no question of that.

I give away myself for you and dote upon the exchange.

The couple who dote upon their children have usually a great many of them: six or eight at least.

The little one was not even born then, but I know how they all dote on him.

This, it seemed to me, was my chance to dote on him.

It had opened weeks earlier, and the staff doted on us because they knew our father.

She was the lovely child, and he doted on her.

At the moment they're still doting on virtually everything that the other one does.

I had a dear old friend, you see, who simply doted on my baby.

He doted on his army, but it only went into battle once.

They have three children: two boys and a girl, whom he dotes on.

He had a wife and three young daughters who doted upon him.

The women in the family doted on the boy, and when he started producing, they went to work for him.

I doted on her and she spoiled him in turn.

What do you mean To dote thus on such luggage?

Later it was Beth she seemed to dote on even more.

It is one of those faces college boys dote on.

He was the baby in the family, doted on by his parents and three older sisters.

You doted on your dead family and forgot the part of it still living.

It's not long before they're off looking for substitute children to dote on.

The result was that if anything he doted upon the child to excess.

Cindy doted on Bob, always making herself available to him.

"Well, as a matter of fact, they all dote on him; he's quite different with his patients."

All animals like music - in a prison they dote on it.