pet¹ /pet/

1. A tame animal kept for companionship or amusement
2. An indulged favourite
3. Used as an endearment

1. Kept as a pet
2. For or of pet animals
3. Indulged
4. Cherished
5. Favourite

1. To treat as a pet
2. To fondle
3. To pamper
4. To indulge

To indulge in amorous caressing

pettˈed adjective

pettˈer noun

pettˈing noun

pet aversion or pet hate noun

A chief object of dislike

petˈ-day noun (Scot)

A day of sunshine in the middle of bad weather

pet name noun

A name used in familiar affection

petˈ-sit intransitive verb

To look after a pet in its owner's absence

petˈ-sitter noun

petting party noun (informal)

A gathering for the purpose of amorous caressing as an organized sport

pet² /pet/

1. A slighted and offended feeling
2. A slight or childish fit of aggrieved or resentful sulkiness
3. The sulks, huff

To be peevish, to sulk

pettˈed adjective

1. In a pet
2. Apt to be in a pet

pettˈedly adverb

pettˈedness noun

pettˈish adjective

1. Peevish
2. Sulky
3. Inclined to sulk
4. Of the nature of or expressive of sulkiness

pettˈishly adverb

pettˈishness noun

PET

1. Polyethylene terephthalate
2. Positron emission tomography, a technique for imaging the internal structures of the body
3. Potentially exempt transfer, a gift made during the donor's lifetime, tax-free provided the donor survives for seven years after making the gift

Pet. (Bible)

(the Letters of) Peter

• Pasok
• paspalum
• paspalums
• paspy
• pasqueflower
• pasqueflowers
• Pasquil
• pasquilant
• pasquilants
• Pasquiled
• pasquiler
• pasquilers
• Pasquiling
• Pasquils
• Pasquin
• pasquinade
• pasquinaded
• pasquinader
• pasquinaders
• pasquinades
• pasquinading
• Pasquined
• Pasquining
• Pasquins
• pas redoublé