baby-sit

verb

1. intr to act or work as a baby-sitter

Derived Forms

• ˈbaby-ˌsitting, nounadjective

Example Sentences

She said she is needed at home to clean, cook, take out the dog and baby-sit for her neighbors.

From Los Angeles Times

His antics had some people joking that he should come and baby-sit and do domestic chores for them.

From BBC

"I wouldn’t want to baby-sit — I mean, be married to — anyone else, ever."

From Fox News

A paroled Hollywood con man’s community service is to baby-sit a chronic liar recently released.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, she said she may be forced to ask them to baby-sit.

From Washington Times