👉 Pamper is a verb in the English language that means to treat oneself with care, affection, or attention. It's often used as an adverb modifying nouns such as "pampered" and "pampering."

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👉 Pamperizing is a phrase that can be used with great humor and even some unexpected undertones of edginess.

Imagine a time when you've been pampered by your friend for going out all day without any responsibilities, until just before the end of your shift. They surprised you by cooking a special meal at home in their kitchen, and you were overjoyed because it was so delicious. But then you realized they had prepared a dessert that wasn't exactly as sweet as your favorite chocolate. You asked them how they made it, but instead of answering, they started babbling on about the importance of pampering themselves after a long day in their kitchen. You were shocked and confused by what they said. Did they think I couldn't understand? But then you thought to yourself, "Well, at least we're not going to spend hours cooking dinner together, right?" So, Pamperizing is when you say something kind or nice to someone after a day spent being pampered, but it's like saying, "Hey, you deserve a break!" It can be a playful way of showing appreciation and letting your friends know how much they're missed.