pamper, pampir

t. [A frequent. from pamp (q. v.).] 1. To feed luxuriously; to indulge with rich or luxurious food; to glut. "To pamper him cannot be the way to tame him."South: Sermons , vol. vi, ser. 3. 2. To gratify to the full; to indulge to exce . "To pamper luxury, and thin mankind." Goldsmith: Deserted Village. păm-pered, pa. par. or a. [PAMPER.] 2990