verb
dogsit
Dogsit (verb) means to look after someone's dog while they are away.
verb
1
To look after someone's dog while they are away.
"And when he took Shoe for a run, Mom and I would dogsit Lucky."
— Ann M. Martin, Because of Shoe and Other Dog Stories (2012)
"It was Wednesday after school, and Jake made it clear that he wanted to dogsit Tiki and Milkshake."
— Coco Simon, Emma Raining Cats and Dogs . . . and Cupcakes! (2016)
"Our new neighbor down the street asked me to ask you if you want to dogsit for her when she is on vacation?"
— Julia DeVillers, True teamwork (2003)
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Etymology
Formed from dog and sit.
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What is the meaning of dogsit?
"dogsit" (verb) means to look after someone's dog while they are away.
