0 past simple and past participle of cosset
It has been cossetted for far too long.
He is cossetted to the tune of £40,000 a year of public money.
All these firms are sustained by public money, protected, and, indeed, cossetted by public money.
Any idea that, in general, prisoners are kept in a cossetted or comfortable state is well astray.
We feel that it will have to be a good deal fattened and cossetted before it reaches its proper stature.
We were cossetted with fair words and fine promises from the party opposite.
Indeed, they have been cossetted from the start.
If that happens, the present nuclear power stations will be cossetted, as is much of the coal industry.
