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house-sit
verb
- to live in and look after a house during the absence of its owner or owners
Derived Forms
- ˈdzܲ-ˌٳٱ, noun
Example Sentences
When her family went on trips, we would house-sit and spend days with their beautiful golden retriever — my sisters and I swam in the pool with Cooper until mami dragged us out.
Recently, my adult daughter agreed to house-sit for friends in Culver City.
She was 23 and living in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she had just been sabotaged out of her first post-college corporate job by a racist boss, when she drove both the car and the boyfriend she'd had since high school across the country to Orange County, California, to house-sit for his grandparents.
Her solution was to agree to house-sit, walk dogs, and care for plants for people around the globe.
Mr. DePape would help her with her chickens and occasionally house-sit for her, she said.
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