1. to treat with excessive indulgence or pampering; to coddle
Usage: present participle of cosher; somewhat archaic or literary

Examples

• The grandparents were coshering their grandchild with gifts and special treatment.
• She accused him of coshering the team's star player by giving him preferential treatment.
• They spent the weekend coshering themselves at a luxury spa resort.
• The coach refused to be coshering any of the athletes, believing in equal discipline for all.
• His parents had been coshering him since childhood, which made him unprepared for real challenges.