Noun:

அடைக்காக்கும் கோழி, உட்காருபவர்,

sitters's Usage Examples:

Michael Massingham captures with a rare skill, the humor, fun and downright sexiness of his sitters.

Among her many sitters was Marie Antoinette, of whom she painted over twenty portraits between 1779 and 1789.

Babysitters now outnumbered their potential customers, as fami­lies with young children could seldom afford the little three-bed­room "Norman," much less "The Saxon" or the bi-level "King Richard.

Parents should also exercise caution in arranging for or hiring babysitters and other caretakers.

dotet to mention constant babysitters in the form of doting grandparents.

Grandma or your best friend Suzi may be great babysitters, but are they ready for the fulltime job of caring for your baby?Whether you hire one for after school care or an evening out, most babysitters charge an hourly rate.

Carpenter and others pointed out, however, that the phenomena obviously depended upon the expectation of the sitters, and could be stopped altogether by appropriate suggestion.

Teen babysitters are also popular because it is cheaper to hire a teenager to watch your children than it is to leave them at a day care center, especially if you only need your children watched over for one or two nights.

A seance is a session where a group of people, called sitters, come together in an attempt to contact and communicate with deceased humans who are believed to be spirits and exist in a dimension outside of our physical time-space reality.

However, parents can give their children appropriate opportunities to separate from them during the toddler and preschool years by exposing them to activities such as preschool, playgroups, babysitters, and daycare.

Teen babysitters are a popular childcare option for parents who wish to go out for a night without their children.

"In the mean time, there were moms who needed babysitters.

Synonyms:

baby-sitter, babysitter, keeper,

Antonyms:

nonbeing, existent, nonexistent, host,