overfondle
/ˌəʊvəˈfɒndl/verb
[with object] To fondle excessively. Also (now archaic ): to pamper (a child).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Bernard Mandeville (bap. 1670, d. 1733), physician and political philosopher. From over- + fondle.
- past mistress
- pastness
- pastophor
- pastophore
- pastophorium
- pastophorus
- pastor
- pastora
- pastorage
- pastoral
- pastoral charge
- pastoral company
- pastoral district
- pastorale
- Pastoral Epistle
- Pastoral Epistles
- pastoralia
- pastoralise
- pastoralism
- pastoralist
- pastorality
- pastoralization
- pastoralize
- pastoralized
- pastoral lease