babysitting

Verb

Present participle of babysit.

Noun

(plural babysittings)

the work of a babysitter; the care of children in the temporary absence of their parents

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I'm babysitting him, so he doesn't get in trouble, Jessi snapped.
What had started out as a pain-in-the-ass babysitting favor to Tim had turned gradually into something he looked forward to.
I was babysitting 'yellow 42'.
Babysitting wasn't something she had ever considered doing.
Betsy replied, then added, "Molly's babysitting comment left no doubt she and Julie are moving to town."

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