cosseted

As verbs the difference between cosset and cosseted

is that cosset is to treat like a pet; to overly indulge while cosseted is (cosset).

As a noun cosset

is a pet; often specifically a pet lamb.

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

As verbs the difference between cosseted and corseted

is that cosseted is past tense of cosset while corseted is past tense of corset.

As an adjective cosseted

is pampered.

As a noun cosseter

is one who cossets.

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

As a verb cosseted is

past tense of cosset.

As verbs the difference between posseted and cosseted

is that posseted is (posset) while cosseted is (cosset).

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

Cosseting is a related term of cosseted.

As verbs the difference between cosseting and cosseted

is that cosseting is while cosseted is (cosset).

As a noun cosseting

is the act by which somebody is cosseted or pampered.

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

Cosseted is a synonym of coddled.

As verbs the difference between coddled and cosseted

is that coddled is past tense of coddle while cosseted is past tense of cosset.

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

Spoiled is a synonym of cosseted.

As verbs the difference between spoiled and cosseted

is that spoiled is (spoil) while cosseted is (cosset).

As adjectives the difference between spoiled and cosseted

is that spoiled is of food, that has deteriorated to the point of no longer being usable or edible while cosseted is pampered.

As verbs the difference between pampered and cosseted

is that pampered is (pamper) while cosseted is (cosset).

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.

Cosseted is a alternative form of cossetted.

As verbs the difference between cossetted and cosseted

is that cossetted is past tense of cosset while cosseted is past tense of cosset.

As an adjective cosseted is

pampered.