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babysat

verb as in care for a child

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A woman who babysat for Frazier told the police that she suspected that Frazier had “gotten rid of her baby.”

From Slate

Berkeley City Councilmember Ben Bartlett said Harris once babysat him when she was in junior high while he spent time at his aunt’s house in Oakland.

She’d known him for most of her life, first as Bobby, whom her family sometimes babysat, then as Bob in high school, and now as Dr. Bob — the physician who had cared for her grandparents and also her grandchildren, and who almost everyone in Ortonville entrusted with their most vulnerable moments.

Speaking of personal experience, and on a lighter note, I understand that a teenage Grace Kelly babysat for you in Philadelphia?

From Slate

Earl remained free until 2017, when he sexually assaulted two young women a month apart while they babysat his children at a home he owned in Arizona.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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