pet:

1. To caress someone, possibly derived from the petting of domesticated animals.

2. (An endearment for) a favorite person.

3. More rarely, to kiss or to hug.

See Also: a.k., ace, B-flat, baby talk, babys arm, babys forearm, bambi, bambi sex, Beave, The, big fella, the, bill and coo, billie-coo, bush patrol, canoodle, canoodling, Captain One-Eye, caress, Casey, Charles the Bald, Chris Hardwick, collar, collar and lead, contrectation, Corsican, demi-vierge, dirty work at the crossroads, Doctor Cocker, drink on a stick, Eight Wonder of the World, The, Fat Frank, firkytoodle, first base, fling woo, Fred, fuzzy-bunny, gentleman, get Jack in the orchard, get physical, grab-ass, grope-in, group-grope, hanky panky, Hardhat Harry, hip chick, home base, home plate, home run, indoor sports, introduce Charlie, jelly cave, John Thursday, John Willie, junior, junioress, Lazarus, Little Buddy, Little Dick, Little Dickie, little friend, little man, little monkey, Little Peter, little pinkie, Little Willy, lovely, make nice, make out with, making out, mammonyms, masturbation-female, maw, Mister Happy, Mister Poky, Mister Wiggly, molly, Mr. Big, Mr. Bluevein, Mr. Friendly, old baldy, old blind Bob, outercourse, PC dyke, PDA, Pedro, pee-dee, pee-wee, pet, petting kitty, petting the kitty, pitch woo, play snuggle-bunnies, politically correct dyke, Prince Everhard of the Netherlands, public display of affection, queenie, satin doll, second base, sexploration, sinbad, smooching, snake, snog, snug, snutchie, spoon, Spunky, squeeky, stiffy, Stumpy, tarzoon, third base, tiddelly pod, Tom Thumb, Tricky Dicky, urinary petcock, warm fuzzy, wonderland, Woodrow, Woody Johnson, Wunderorgasmusmaschine, zooerastia, zooerasty

Quotes Containing pet:
Calamity Jane (Doris Day) speaking of Wild Bill Hickok (Howard Keel) in Calamity Jane (1953): 'Getting better acquainted with him is like making a pet out of a polecat .'
Melissa (Courtenay Cox) and Ace (Jim Carrey) in Ace Ventura. Pet Detective (1994): - Melissa: ''You really love animals, don''t you?'' - Ace: ''If it gets cold enough.''
Melissa (Courtenay Cox) and Ace (Jim Carrey) in Ace Ventura. Pet Detective (1994): - Melissa: ''You really love animals, don''t you?'' - Ace: ''If it gets cold enough.''
Melissa (Courtenay Cox) and Ace (Jim Carrey) in Ace Ventura. Pet Detective (1994): - Melissa: ''You really love animals, don''t you?'' - Ace: ''If it gets cold enough.''

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