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babysit for someone and babysit (with) someone 1. to attend and care for a child for a period of time. I'm looking for someone to babysit for my cousin. Will you babysit with my cousin? 2. to attend and care for a child for someone for a short period of time. Would you mind babysitting Roger for me for a few minutes? Sure, I will babysit for you. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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I am going to have to mow the lawn, babysit my sister and take out the trash until I turn 30. Also, a lot of skaters wait for their sponsor to call them up and tell them where they are going, and then have the TM babysit them. Taxing Matters Why you need to babysit the Kiddie Tax For years, the tax law has restricted the ability to shelter investment income at a child’s low tax brackets. |
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