teen-sitting
teen-sitting is the present participle and gerund of teen-sit.
Meaning of teen-sit
Verb
teen-sit (third-person singular simple present teen-sits, present participle teen-sitting, simple past and past participle teen-sat)
- To watch or tend (someone else’s teenage child) for a period of time, often for money.
- They actually headquartered in Chatsford where Grace was "teen-sitting" her great-grandchildren … but who, as teens, didn’t REALLY NEED all that baby-sitting …1988 September 15, Arra Moon, “Moon-Go-Round”, in Big Bear Life & The Grizzly, Big Bear Lake, Calif., →OCLC, section B, page 3, column 2
Questions about teen-sitting
- What is teen-sitting the present participle and gerund of?
- Teen-sitting is the present participle and gerund of teen-sit.
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