Similar words: babysitter, babysit, pitter-patter, jitter, fitter, bitter, litter, titter. Meaning: n. a person engaged to care for children when the parents are not home.
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1. Our baby-sitter is an absolute honey.
2. The hotel manager will arrange for a baby-sitter.
3. She and Lochlin thought about the baby-sitter alternative but felt Ashley would be stifled by the isolation.
4. My new baby-sitter handles the children more easily.
5. Susan:The baby-sitter called.His daughter is sick.
6. Television has become a baby-sitter , an introducer of conversations, the major transmitter of culture, a keeper of tradition.
7. The baby-sitter treats my son so well as if he were her own son.
8. RITA: You'd better hire a baby-sitter, or you're going to be too tired to rehearse.
9. It is society’s baby-sitter, news source, teacher, entertainer, and story-teller.
10. Stuck for a baby-sitter on occasion, she even took her baby daughter to meet Yasser Arafat.
11. We need a baby-sitter and a cook. Can you do it?
12. Worn-out baby-sitter to returning parents: Don’t apologize for being late.
13. She throws monstrous tantrums if her parents try to leave her at daycare or with a baby-sitter.
14. Perhaps they have allowed the child to become too dependent on the baby-sitter.
15. Beside me in the front sat Susan James, looking like a frustrated baby-sitter.
16. Whatever parents do, they should not discourage love between the baby-sitter and the child.
17. I merely want to describe the blow that a child can feel on losing a beloved baby-sitter.
18. If you have small children, you know how difficult it can be to find,(Sentencedict.com ) and pay for a baby-sitter.
19. Harry:Oh,speaking of keeping busy-I have an early start tomorrow,and the baby-sitter has to get home.
20. You should be prepared to take emergency action and ask for a meeting of the adults that are caregivers. The group should include their teacher, day care helper, or baby-sitter.
21. For example, show a ballet dancer, a deaf child signing with someone else, a child who uses a wheelchair, a foodcare worker, politician, baby-sitter.
22. African wild dogs dote on their young; this eight-week-old brood was left in the care of a pack baby-sitter—an older brother or sister—while mother hunted.
23. When I got home in the mornings I woke the baby-sitter up and sent her home with one dollar of my tip money - fully half of what I averaged every night.
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