- dandles
- dan·dle || 'dændl v. bounce up and down (on one's knee or in one's arms)
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
dandles
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dandler — noun someone who dandles … Wiktionary
dandler — n. person who dandles, person who fondles … English contemporary dictionary
dandlers — n. person who dandles, person who fondles … English contemporary dictionary
caress — vb Caress, fondle, pet, cosset, cuddle, dandle mean to show affection or love by touching or handling. Caress implies an expression of tender interest (as by soft stroking or patting) or of affection ordinarily without undue familiarity {soothing … New Dictionary of Synonyms
dandle — UK [ˈdænd(ə)l] / US verb [transitive] Word forms dandle : present tense I/you/we/they dandle he/she/it dandles present participle dandling past tense dandled past participle dandled old fashioned to move a baby or young child up and down gently… … English dictionary
dan|dler — «DAN dluhr», noun. a person who dandles or fondles … Useful english dictionary
