pampering

In Japan, one woman said she liked the experience of marrying herself as an exercise in pampering.

She says she wanted to create a place where people could receive the "euphoria" that comes from beautification and pampering.

In short, the animal behavior expert told the zoo to stop pampering Gus and start treating him like a bear.

Pampering her celebrity status in a dysfunctional criminal-justice system does her no favors either.

I work out as much as I can, go to spas for full-day pampering.

After this vision, Robert gave himself up to pampering the monastery and performing other good works.

She preferred purity and penury, rather than a slight pampering of the body to be bought by its degradation.

His parents emulated each other in pampering and indulging him.

They feed where they choose, and devout persons take great delight in pampering them.

In times past, when less pampering was in vogue and hogs were allowed wide range, there was less disease than now.