Pet синонимы на английском

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  1. pet

    To caress is less than to embrace; more dignified and less familiar than to fondle. A visitor caresses a friend’s child; a mother fondles her babe. Fondling is always by touch; caressing may be also by words, or other tender and pleasing attentions.

    See synonyms for AFFRONT.

    Synonyms:
    caress, coddle, court, embrace, flatter, fondle, kiss, pamper

    Preposition:
    Caressed by or with the hand; caressed by admirers, at court.

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  1. petnoun

    a domesticated animal kept for companionship or amusement

    Synonyms:
    favourite, ducky, positron emission tomography, dearie, favorite, deary, darling

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  2. darling, favorite, favourite, pet, dearie, deary, duckynoun

    a special loved one

    Synonyms:
    positron emission tomography, pet, deary, favorite, darling, dearie, ducky, front-runner, favourite

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  3. petnoun

    a fit of petulance or sulkiness (especially at what is felt to be a slight)

    Synonyms:
    favourite, ducky, positron emission tomography, dearie, favorite, deary, darling

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  4. positron emission tomography, PETadjective

    using a computerized radiographic technique to examine the metabolic activity in various tissues (especially in the brain)

    Synonyms:
    favourite, ducky, positron emission tomography, favorite, dearie, deary, darling

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  5. favored, favorite(a), favourite(a), best-loved, pet, preferred, preferentverb

    preferred above all others and treated with partiality

    «the favored child»

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  6. petverb

    stroke or caress gently

    «pet the lamb»

    Antonyms:
    unloved

  7. petverb

    stroke or caress in an erotic manner, as during lovemaking

    Antonyms:
    unloved

Matched Categories

    • Animal
    • Caress
    • Irritability

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  1. friend

    why i say pet is a friend is because they are our everyday companion in whatever little things we do at home which involves fun and out door activities.

    example. fetch a ball when playing soccer or tennis

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  1. petadjective

    Synonyms:
    favorite, petted, cade

  2. petnoun

    Synonyms:
    fondling, darling, favorite, cosset, tiff

  3. petverb

    Synonyms:
    humor, coddle, fondle, cosset, caress, indulge

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  1. Dave Aronberg:

    Absolutely unacceptable. People need to be responsible pet owners in this community, there is no excuse for leaving your pet behind to die. We are going to hold accountable those who we can prove left their dogs behind in the storm.

  2. Dianne McGill:

    I’ve got a million stories about patients who literally hung on until they heard that their pet had received a new home.

  3. Michelle Ingram:

    Our number of pet surrenders have quadrupled.

  4. T.R. Threston:

    Those who dislike animals (and more specifically those who never had a pet) will never understand the complete joy a pet brings to a soul, and, the pet-less person will never truly understand the meaning of unconditional love.

  5. John McGeehan:

    It’s well within the possibility that in the coming years we will see an industrially viable process to turn PET, and potentially other (plastics), back into their original building blocks so that they can be sustainably recycled.


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  • حيوان اليف, حيوان منزليArabic
  • mascotaCatalan, Valencian
  • domácí mazlíčekCzech
  • kæle, kæledyrDanish
  • Heimtier, Haustier, streicheln, Pet, LieblingGerman
  • karesiĝi, karesi, dombesto, dorlotbesto, hejmbestoEsperanto
  • mascota, acariciarSpanish
  • حیوان خانگیPersian
  • lemmikkieläin, lellikki, silittää, lemmikki, hyväilläFinnish
  • animal familier, caresser, se peloter, chouchou, animal de compagnie, peloterFrench
  • peataIrish
  • חיית מחמדHebrew
  • पालतूHindi
  • simogat, házi kedvencHungarian
  • membelaiIndonesian
  • accarezzare, animale domesticoItalian
  • ペット, 撫でるJapanese
  • შინაური ცხოველიGeorgian
  • ಪಿಇಟಿKannada
  • 애완동물, 펫, 愛玩動物Korean
  • petLatin
  • mōkai, maimoaMāori
  • милува, се гали, домашен миленик, мињон, гали, домашно милениче, љубимецMacedonian
  • haiwan peliharaanMalay
  • huisdier, aaien, strelenDutch
  • kjæle, kjærtegne, kjæledyr, kose medNorwegian
  • łį́į́ʼNavajo, Navaho
  • zwierzę domowePolish
  • acariciar, animal de estimaçãoPortuguese
  • mângâiaRomanian
  • ласкать, питомец, любимец, ласкаться, гладить, домашнее животноеRussian
  • љубимац, mezimac, миловати, миљеник, miljenik, maziti, мазити, milovati, ljubimac, мезимацSerbo-Croatian
  • husdjur, smeka, keldjur, sällskapsdjur, klappaSwedish
  • పెంపుడు జంతువుTelugu
  • پالتو جانورUrdu
  • nimülVolapük
  • 宠物Chinese
  • isilwane sasekhaya, ukunto, ukuntokoZulu

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1. pet

noun. [‘ˈpɛt’] a domesticated animal kept for companionship or amusement.

Synonyms

  • animal
  • creature
  • fauna
  • animate being
  • beast

Antonyms

  • good humor
  • good nature
  • female
  • male

Rhymes with Pet

  • cabriolet
  • suffragette
  • sobriquet
  • minuet
  • luncheonette
  • laviolette
  • galudet
  • flageolet
  • falconet
  • dancanet
  • clarinet
  • calumet
  • antoinette
  • willamette
  • tagamet
  • statuette
  • slushayete
  • silhouette
  • sextet
  • quintet
  • quartet
  • pinochet
  • nicolette
  • nicolet
  • lorgnette
  • larroquette
  • kitchenette
  • intermet
  • henriette
  • cullinet

Sentences with pet

1. Noun, singular or mass
You can then move the holder up or down depending on your pet‘s height.

Quotes about pet

1. Humor and laughter not necessarily derogatory derision are my pet tools. This may come from my general philosophy of never taking the world too seriously for fear of dying of boredom.
Marcel Duchamp

2. I am an enthusiast, but not a crank in the sense that I have some pet theories as to the proper construction of a flying machine. I wish to avail myself of all that is already known and then, if possible, add my mite to help on the future worker who will attain final success.
Wilbur Wright

3. One of my pet peeves is that sometimes the talents of my band get overlooked because, and it was the same problem that Frank Zappa had, with a lot of groups that use humor, people don’t realize there’s a lot of craft behind the comedy.
— Al Yankovic

2. pet-food

noun. food prepared for animal pets.

Synonyms

  • pet food
  • petfood
  • provender
  • dog food
  • feed

Antonyms

  • starve
  • bottlefeed
  • stand still
  • ebb

3. pet

verb. [‘ˈpɛt’] stroke or caress gently.

Synonyms

  • caress
  • neck
  • fondle
  • make out
  • gentle

Antonyms

  • alienated
  • lovelorn
  • jilted
  • detested

4. pet

adjective. [‘ˈpɛt’] preferred above all others and treated with partiality.

Synonyms

  • favorite
  • best-loved
  • preferred
  • loved
  • preferent
  • favored

Antonyms

  • unpopular
  • leader
  • woman
  • undesirable

5. pet

noun. [‘ˈpɛt’] a fit of petulance or sulkiness (especially at what is felt to be a slight).

Synonyms

  • petulance
  • irritability
  • crossness
  • choler
  • fussiness
  • fretfulness

Antonyms

  • mental
  • flora
  • refrain
  • disclaim

6. PET

noun. using a computerized radiographic technique to examine the metabolic activity in various tissues (especially in the brain).

Synonyms

  • tomography
  • imaging

7. pet

noun. [‘ˈpɛt’] a special loved one.

Synonyms

  • darling
  • dearie
  • favorite
  • macushla
  • ducky
  • chosen
  • teacher’s pet
  • lover
  • deary
  • mollycoddle

Antonyms

  • demote
  • lowborn
  • heavy
  • wild

8. pet

verb. [‘ˈpɛt’] stroke or caress in an erotic manner, as during lovemaking.

Synonyms

  • caress

Antonyms

  • steep
  • unkind

  • cherished
  • darling
  • dear
  • dearest
  • endearing
  • favored
  • loved
  • preferred
  • special
  • affectionate
  • precious
  • dog
  • lover
  • treasure
  • beloved
  • cat
  • darling
  • dear
  • evergreen
  • idol
  • jewel
  • love
  • apple of one’s eye
  • persona grata
  • caress
  • coddle
  • cuddle
  • fondle
  • pamper
  • baby
  • cosset
  • dandle
  • embrace
  • grab
  • hug
  • love
  • neck
  • pat
  • spoil
  • touch

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    WORDS RELATED TO PET

    • beast
    • being
    • brute
    • creature
    • critter
    • invertebrate
    • living thing
    • mutt
    • pet
    • stray
    • varmint
    • vertebrate
    • wild thing
    • angel
    • beloved
    • darling
    • dearest
    • fair-haired boy
    • favorite
    • honey
    • light of one’s life
    • loved one
    • object of one’s affections
    • pet
    • sweetheart
    • the pet
    • treasure
    • catered to
    • cherished
    • coddled
    • cosseted
    • cuddled
    • dandled
    • dote on
    • fostered
    • humored
    • indulged
    • nursed
    • overindulged
    • pampered
    • petted
    • pleased
    • satisfied
    • served
    • spoiled
    • cater to
    • cherish
    • coddle
    • cosset
    • cuddle
    • dandle
    • dote on
    • foster
    • humor
    • indulge
    • nurse
    • overindulge
    • pamper
    • pet
    • please
    • satisfy
    • serve
    • spoil
    • admired
    • cared for
    • cherished
    • darling
    • dear
    • dearest
    • doted on
    • endeared
    • esteemed
    • fair-haired
    • favorite
    • hallowed
    • highly regarded
    • highly valued
    • idolized
    • loved
    • near to one’s heart
    • pet
    • pleasing
    • popular
    • precious
    • prized
    • respected
    • revered
    • sweet
    • treasured
    • venerated
    • well-liked
    • worshiped
    • baby
    • beau
    • boyfriend
    • darling
    • dear
    • dearest
    • fiancé
    • fiancée
    • first and last
    • flame
    • girlfriend
    • heartthrob
    • honey
    • idol
    • inamorato
    • love
    • love of my life
    • lover
    • number one
    • numero uno
    • object of affection
    • one and only
    • pet
    • significant other
    • steady
    • sugar
    • sweetheart
    • tootsie
    • treasure
    • truelove

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    • adj.

      beloved (adjective)

      • most worshiped,
      • more cherished,
      • more esteemed,
      • most esteemed,
      • more treasured,
      • be-loved,
      • more prized,
      • most idolized,
      • more worshiped,
      • near to heart,
      • most cherished,
      • most darling,
      • most venerated,
      • near to one heart,
      • near heart,
      • most well liked,
      • more well liked,
      • end eared,
      • most wellliked,
      • most endeared,
      • more darling,
      • more idolized,
      • most treasured,
      • more well-liked,
      • near to ones heart,
      • more revered,
      • most revered,
      • wellliked,
      • more endeared,
      • be loved,
      • well liked.

      dear (adjective)

      • end-eared,
      • most prized,
      • most respected.

      domestic (adjective)

      • indoor,
      • homelike,
      • home-loving,
      • domiciliary,
      • stay-at-home.

      fair-haired (adjective)

      • fair haired one,
      • fairhaired one,
      • fairhaired,
      • fair haired.

      favored (adjective)

      • most sweetheart,
      • more sweetheart,
      • best liked,
      • more advantaged,
      • re commended,
      • most bestliked,
      • most best liked,
      • bestliked,
      • most advantaged,
      • re-commended,
      • more bestliked,
      • more best-liked,
      • most best-liked,
      • more best liked.

      favorite (adjective)

      • preferred,
      • loved,
      • affectionate,
      • cherished,
      • special,
      • endearing.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • best-loved,
      • singled out,
      • favored,
      • fair-haired one,
      • dear,
      • precious,
      • highly regarded,
      • advantaged,
      • highly valued,
      • well-liked,
      • best-liked,
      • fair-haired,
      • sweet,
      • domestic,
      • wished-for,
      • near to one’s heart,
      • cared for,
      • doll face.

      precious (adjective)

      • in estimable,
      • in-estimable,
      • most beloved.

      sweet (adjective)

      • sweeter,
      • sweetest,
      • sweet-tempered.
    • n.

      • the apple of someone’s eye,
      • someone’s baby,
      • worshiper,
      • romantic,
      • romeo,
      • the light of someone’s life,
      • admirer.

      • beast of burden,
      • biped,
      • bear,
      • arthropod,
      • amphibian,
      • adult,
      • big game,
      • beast,
      • arachnid.

      • hug,
      • my man,
      • sugar,
      • mate,
      • neck,
      • sister,
      • BRO,
      • pardner,
      • bud,
      • make out,
      • babe.

      • hold,
      • ruffle.

      • fool around,
      • to die for.

      • grope,
      • goose,
      • French Kiss,
      • foreplay,
      • like.

      animal (noun)

      • varmint,
      • wild things,
      • living things,
      • Invertebrates,
      • Vertebrates,
      • critters,
      • wild thing,
      • varmints,
      • pet,
      • vertebrate,
      • invertebrate.

      apple of one’s eye (noun)

      • light life,
      • light of life,
      • light one life,
      • object of affections,
      • object one’s affections,
      • object of ones affections,
      • object affections,
      • light of ones life,
      • object one’s affection,
      • object one affection,
      • object of ones affection,
      • fair haired boy,
      • object of one’s affection,
      • the pets,
      • object of one affections,
      • object ones affection,
      • fairhaired boy,
      • light one’s life,
      • object one affections,
      • object of one affection,
      • object ones affections,
      • light ones life,
      • light of one life.

      beloved (noun)

      • object affection,
      • one onlies,
      • love my life,
      • first lasts,
      • first and lasts,
      • dearests,
      • one and onlies,
      • numero unos,
      • first last.

      caress (noun)

      • feels.

      darling (noun)

      • idol,
      • jewel,
      • treasure.

      dear (noun)

      • loved ones.

      dearie (noun)

      • dearie.

      deary (noun)

      • deary.

      ducky (noun)

      • ducky.

      favorite (noun)

      • teacher’s pets,
      • teacher pets,
      • teacher pet,
      • faves,
      • teachers pet.

      favorite thing, person (noun)

      • persona grata,
      • evergreen,
      • dog,
      • cat,
      • apple of eye.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • shoo-in,
      • true love,
      • numero uno,
      • chalk,
      • project,
      • caress,
      • valentine,
      • lovebird,
      • sweetheart,
      • honey,
      • tootsies,
      • tiff,
      • pique,
      • Inamoratos,
      • loved one,
      • animal,
      • FAVE,
      • darling,
      • the pet,
      • sweets,
      • slow burn,
      • lover,
      • one and only,
      • fiance,
      • the best,
      • pick of the litter,
      • light of one’s life,
      • valentines,
      • the top of the heap,
      • inamorato,
      • flare up,
      • first and last,
      • CHALKS,
      • huff,
      • frontrunner,
      • object of one’s affections,
      • pat,
      • object of affection,
      • lovebirds,
      • teacher’s pet.

      pick of the litter (noun)

      • the top the heap,
      • cream of crop,
      • pick litter,
      • the bests,
      • the top heap,
      • cream crop,
      • top of heap,
      • top the heap,
      • pick of litter,
      • top of the heap,
      • top heap,
      • cream the crop,
      • pick-litter,
      • the top of heap,
      • pick the litter.

      pique (noun)

      • pro vocations,
      • dis pleasures,
      • dis-pleasure,
      • pro vocation,
      • dis-pleasures,
      • dis pleasure,
      • pro-vocations,
      • flareup.

      project (noun)

      • de-sign,
      • pro-positions,
      • pro position,
      • out line,
      • out lines,
      • out-lines,
      • pro positions,
      • out-line,
      • de signs,
      • de-signs,
      • de sign.

      sweetheart (noun)

      • one only.

      tiff (noun)

      • bad mood,
      • bad moods,
      • bickerings.
    • v.

      caress (verb)

      • snuggle.

      cherish (verb)

      • pre served,
      • de fends,
      • clove to,
      • cleaving to,
      • de-fended,
      • de fend,
      • holding dear,
      • cleaved to,
      • cleaves to,
      • de fended,
      • holds dear,
      • de fending,
      • cleft to,
      • pre serve,
      • held high esteem,
      • hold high esteem,
      • apprizes,
      • holds high esteem,
      • clung to,
      • pre-serve,
      • de-fending,
      • pre-serving,
      • pre-serves,
      • holding in high esteem,
      • clave to,
      • de-fend,
      • pre-served,
      • pre serves,
      • pre serving,
      • holding high esteem,
      • holds in high esteem,
      • de-fends,
      • clinging to.

      coddle (verb)

      • makes over,
      • plays up to,
      • playing up to,
      • play to,
      • played to,
      • playing to,
      • plays to,
      • played up to,
      • makes much of,
      • making over,
      • made much of.

      cuddle (verb)

      • feeling up,
      • feels up,
      • curls up,
      • curling up.

      dandle (verb)

      • ride knee,
      • toys with,
      • rode on knee,
      • rides on knee,
      • riding knee,
      • rode knee,
      • toying with,
      • riding on knee,
      • rid on knee,
      • rides knee,
      • rid knee.

      dote on/dote upon (verb)

      • were fond of,
      • being infatuated with,
      • wast sweet on,
      • are infatuated with,
      • art infatuated with,
      • being fond of,
      • wast fond of,
      • wast infatuated with,
      • was fond of,
      • art fond of,
      • are fond of,
      • were infatuated with,
      • was infatuated with,
      • were sweet on,
      • being sweet on,
      • wert infatuated with,
      • wert sweet on,
      • dote up on,
      • wert fond of,
      • is infatuated with,
      • is fond of,
      • is sweet on,
      • art sweet on,
      • are sweet on,
      • am sweet on,
      • was sweet on.

      drool (verb)

      • slobbering over,
      • licking chops,
      • licks chops,
      • slobbered over,
      • rhapsodied,
      • licked chops,
      • slobbers over,
      • rhapsodying.

      fondle (verb)

      • playing footsie,
      • played footsie,
      • made love to,
      • makes love to,
      • plays footsie,
      • making love to.

      indulge (verb)

      • re-gales,
      • de-light,
      • all owing,
      • spoils rotten,
      • goes easy on,
      • de-lights,
      • all-owing,
      • re gale,
      • went easy on,
      • de light,
      • gives rein to,
      • re-gale,
      • all owed,
      • de lights,
      • spoiling rotten,
      • all-owed,
      • re gales,
      • de lighting,
      • de-lighted,
      • taking care of,
      • giving rein to,
      • de-lighting,
      • spoilt rotten,
      • de lighted,
      • gave rein to.

      love (verb)

      • takes into one arms,
      • took in to one arms,
      • take into ones arms,
      • takes into ones arms,
      • take in to one’s arms,
      • took in to ones arms,
      • took into arms,
      • taking in to one’s arms,
      • looks tenderly,
      • took in to one’s arms,
      • took into one’s arms,
      • looked tenderly,
      • took into one arms,
      • take into arms,
      • taking into one’s arms,
      • drew close,
      • takes in to arms,
      • takes into arms,
      • taking in to arms,
      • take in to one arms,
      • took in to arms,
      • taking into ones arms,
      • take in to ones arms,
      • take into one arms,
      • taking into one arms,
      • looking tenderly,
      • take in to arms,
      • taking in to ones arms,
      • takes in to one arms,
      • taking into arms,
      • taking in to one arms,
      • takes in to ones arms.

      mollycoddle (verb)

      • over protecting,
      • over-protect,
      • over-protecting,
      • overprotects,
      • over protect,
      • over-protected,
      • over protected,
      • over protects,
      • over-protects,
      • overprotecting.

      nettle (verb)

      • in-censed,
      • dis gust,
      • dis-gusts,
      • in-cense,
      • in cense,
      • snitted,
      • dis-gust,
      • ex asperating,
      • in censes,
      • dis-gusting,
      • ex-asperating,
      • dis gusts,
      • ex-asperates,
      • in censed,
      • ex-asperate,
      • dis gusting,
      • ex asperate,
      • dis gusted,
      • in-censing,
      • dis-gusted,
      • in-censes,
      • snitting,
      • ex-asperated,
      • ex asperates.

      overindulge (verb)

      • over-indulges,
      • over indulged,
      • over indulges,
      • over-indulged,
      • over indulging,
      • over indulge,
      • over-indulging,
      • over-indulge.

      pamper (verb)

      • sparing rod,
      • spares the rod,
      • spares rod,
      • spared rod,
      • spared the rod,
      • sparing the rod,
      • spare rod.

      spoon (verb)

      • canoodled,
      • canoodles.

      tickle (verb)

      • ex-cited,
      • vellicates,
      • ex citing,
      • ex cites,
      • ex cite,
      • Vellicated,
      • ex-cites,
      • ex-cite,
      • ex cited.

      touch (verb)

      • re-ached,
      • am contact,
      • were contact,
      • is contact,
      • lays a finger on,
      • was contact,
      • in-spects,
      • art in contact,
      • is in contact,
      • butted on,
      • percusses,
      • are in contact,
      • pro bed,
      • lays finger on,
      • came together,
      • Percussing,
      • wast in contact,
      • be contact,
      • butting on,
      • laying finger on,
      • re aching,
      • being contact,
      • was in contact,
      • wert in contact,
      • butts on,
      • pro-bed,
      • impinges up on,
      • am in contact,
      • Percussed,
      • art contact,
      • impinged up on,
      • impinges upon,
      • wast contact,
      • re ached,
      • impinging up on,
      • in spect,
      • are contact,
      • impinging upon,
      • laying a finger on,
      • wert contact,
      • being in contact,
      • impinge up on,
      • in spects,
      • re-aching,
      • laid a finger on,
      • laid finger on,
      • in-spect,
      • were in contact.

      toy (verb)

      • played games,
      • amusing oneself,
      • amuses oneself,
      • amused oneself,
      • plays games.
    • Other synonyms:

      • sought-after,
      • poodle,
      • longed-for,
      • desired,
      • hoped-for,
      • wanted,
      • desirable.

      • pout,
      • spoon.

      • forlorn,
      • mope,
      • dearest,
      • better.

      • best.

      • sex-.

      • welcome.

      • top.

      caress

      • Patting,
      • Patted,
      • nestle,
      • kissing,
      • necked,
      • Rubbed,
      • hugging.

      cosset

      • Lambed,
      • Lambing.

      drool

      • enthusing,
      • enthuses,
      • Rhapsodies,
      • rhapsody,
      • slobber over,
      • lick chops,
      • enthuse.

      idol

      • sacred cow.

      love

      • draws close,
      • drawing close,
      • draw close,
      • Trysting,
      • take into one’s arms,
      • trysted.

      mollycoddle

      • overprotect,
      • overprotected.

      Other relevant words:

      • amuse oneself,
      • canoodle,
      • sentiment,
      • hold dear,
      • personage,
      • humor,
      • drool,
      • care for,
      • emotion,
      • spoiled rotten,
      • attachment,
      • led on,
      • Snugged,
      • tickle,
      • animal life,
      • making much of,
      • Regaled,
      • Wantoned,
      • felt up,
      • dancing,
      • toy,
      • fondness,
      • critter,
      • be fond of,
      • held dear,
      • spoil,
      • curled up,
      • life,
      • organism,
      • fondle,
      • made over,
      • Danced,
      • love,
      • toy with,
      • Humored,
      • snugs,
      • Snugging,
      • cleave to,
      • dandle,
      • cater to,
      • catering to,
      • touch,
      • indulge,
      • spoil rotten,
      • Tiffed,
      • Tiffing,
      • stroke,
      • Nurtured,
      • leads on,
      • give rein to,
      • cares for,
      • apprized,
      • play up to,
      • living being,
      • playing games,
      • paws,
      • guard,
      • Regaling,
      • Wantoning,
      • Valuing,
      • clings to,
      • satisfy,
      • make love to,
      • Revering,
      • animal kingdom,
      • make much of,
      • ride on knee,
      • catered to,
      • living thing,
      • doted on,
      • baby,
      • Nettles,
      • lead on,
      • Reverencing,
      • enjoys,
      • sensation,
      • dote upon,
      • fondling,
      • notion,
      • coddle,
      • be infatuated with,
      • favorite,
      • feel up,
      • apprize,
      • toyed with,
      • nuzzle,
      • enjoy,
      • affection,
      • takes care of,
      • humoring,
      • kiss,
      • beloved,
      • hold in high esteem,
      • personality,
      • overindulge,
      • being,
      • took care of,
      • play games,
      • make over,
      • spoilt,
      • embrace,
      • individual,
      • play footsie,
      • curl up,
      • Petted,
      • nettle,
      • dote on,
      • cherish,
      • sensitivity,
      • caters to,
      • cling to,
      • going easy on,
      • cosset,
      • canoodling,
      • cuddle,
      • held in high esteem,
      • animality,
      • be sweet on,
      • apprizing,
      • go easy on,
      • take care of.

      pamper

      • spare the rod.

      tickle

      • tickling,
      • vellicate,
      • Vellicating.

      touch

      • comes together,
      • lay finger on,
      • thumbs,
      • palm,
      • thumbed,
      • impinged upon,
      • Palmed,
      • touching,
      • Thumbing,
      • come together,
      • butt on,
      • be in contact,
      • percuss,
      • impinge upon,
      • thumb,
      • lay a finger on,
      • osculate,
      • palms,
      • coming together,
      • Palming.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • Gloze,
      • humour,
      • adored,
      • flirt,
      • trained,
      • grump,
      • make love,
      • tizzy,
      • collogue,
      • slaver,
      • smooch,
      • liked,
      • lambkin,
      • choice,
      • fuck,
      • domestic animal,
      • gifted,
      • ass-kisser,
      • excitement,
      • snog,
      • coax,
      • esteemed,
      • fortuitous,
      • screw,
      • revere,
      • dither,
      • bill and coo,
      • Beslaver,
      • coquet,
      • mishandle,
      • stew,
      • advantageous,
      • buttercup,
      • ferment,
      • happy,
      • bile,
      • auspicious,
      • front-runner,
      • grab,
      • gilded,
      • luminary,
      • sweet-talk,
      • duckling,
      • well-beloved,
      • chosen,
      • duck,
      • court,
      • aureate,
      • soothe,
      • Prized,
      • cockle,
      • passion,
      • animal you feed,
      • blue-eyed boy,
      • dander,
      • preferable,
      • fumble,
      • mood,
      • mollycoddle,
      • favorable,
      • Chickabiddy,
      • lamb,
      • fortunate,
      • prize,
      • sniff,
      • admired,
      • overpraise,
      • sweat,
      • frustrate,
      • hump,
      • copulate,
      • dudgeon,
      • popular,
      • apple of one’s eye,
      • cog,
      • desire,
      • selected,
      • Beplaster,
      • tantrums,
      • cajole,
      • trifle,
      • perch,
      • fit,
      • Beslubber,
      • admire,
      • preference,
      • valued,
      • pucker,
      • Roger,
      • taking,
      • tap,
      • Favoured,
      • pamper,
      • doll,
      • pick,
      • dearly beloved,
      • house cat,
      • bespatter,
      • Glaver,
      • hero,
      • sore,
      • beloved animal,
      • sport,
      • favourite,
      • fawn upon,
      • be wedded to,
      • tame,
      • high dudgeon,
      • puff,
      • earwig,
      • sullenness,
      • bother,
      • regard,
      • bonk,
      • ideal,
      • preferent,
      • idolized,
      • feel,
      • sweetie,
      • be partial to,
      • for,
      • revered,
      • butter,
      • warmth,
      • little,
      • curry favor with,
      • wanton,
      • favour,
      • True-love,
      • inflammation,
      • white-haired,
      • take to,
      • fancy,
      • sympathize with,
      • be in love,
      • pay court to,
      • fire,
      • yes-man,
      • lick,
      • palpate,
      • fume,
      • cocker,
      • exceptional,
      • superstar,
      • baby-doll,
      • sulk,
      • golden,
      • make of,
      • spoiled child,
      • jolly,
      • dab,
      • irritation,
      • lollygag,
      • treasured,
      • fair-haired boy,
      • domesticated,
      • handle,
      • Ebullition,
      • know,
      • take,
      • anger,
      • rub,
      • minion,
      • snookums,
      • paddy,
      • lucky,
      • venerated,
      • Picked,
      • chick,
      • tomography,
      • infant,
      • talented,
      • prosperous,
      • dally,
      • pander to,
      • lather,
      • affect,
      • miff,
      • sweetie-pie,
      • rub down,
      • choler,
      • lick the dust,
      • liking,
      • HON,
      • smile upon,
      • white-headed,
      • domesticate,
      • Acharnement,
      • flutter,
      • romance,
      • brown-noser,
      • matinee idol,
      • honoured,
      • fond,
      • deflower,
      • massage,
      • lallygag,
      • heroine,
      • crony,
      • positron emission tomography,
      • bang,
      • knead,
      • foster,
      • cherub,
      • wheedle,
      • flatter,
      • angel,
      • blue-eyed,
      • nose,
      • spark,
      • temper,
      • ire,
      • fret,
      • celebrity,
      • Indulged,
      • address.

    How to use «Pet» in context?

    Having a pet is a wonderful experience for both the pet and the owner. Pets provide companionship and love, and can be a great source of enjoyment. However, before getting a pet, it is important to make sure that the pet is the right fit for you and your home. Here are some things to consider when choosing a pet:

    -Is the pet healthy?

    -Does the pet require regular care?

    -Will you be able to provide the necessary care?

    -Will the pet be a nuisance in your home?

    -Will the pet be compatible with your family and other pets?

    Paraphrases for Pet:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        beast.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        animalistic, domestic, domesticated, favorite, preferred, Familiar.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        cabbage, cat, dog, doggie, kitten, pretty, toy.
      • Verb, base form
        caress, stroke.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        TEP.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        puppy.

    Homophones for Pet:

    • PETT.

    Hyponym for Pet:

    • n.

      • animal
        creature, brute, animal, animate being, fauna, beast.
      • feeling
        peevishness, irritability, fussiness, crossness, fretfulness, petulance, choler.
    • v.

      • contact
        caress, fondle.

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