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snuggle

[snuhg-uhl]

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verb (used without object)

to lie or press closely, as for comfort or from affection; nestle; cuddle.

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verb (used with object)

to draw or press closely against, as for comfort or from affection.

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noun

the act of snuggling.

Origin:
1680–90; snug + -le

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Altogether, the kind of book that leads to a happy, post-shampoo snuggle.

If they quarrel or snuggle too close, it is either disastrous or pointless.

These bats climb right into the nests and snuggle up among the termites.

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Altogether, the kind of book that leads to a happy, post-shampoo snuggle.

If they quarrel or snuggle too close, it is either disastrous or pointless.

These bats climb right into the nests and snuggle up among the termites.

Explore on cruiser bikes, then snuggle under duvets made of recycled plastic.

During stormy and cold weather the squirrels will snuggle down, secure in their nests.

In the nursing home, he'll slip into rooms so he can snuggle with his head on residents' laps.

Whether to snuggle in front of the fire with a cup of hot chocolate or slap on the sunscreen and work up a tan.

They rouse each other for meals, spend hours wallowing in the pond together, and snuggle up side by side each night.

He is polite and calm around everyone he meets and loves to snuggle.

Walrus mothers take good care of their cubs, even taking time to snuggle with their youngsters.

Now that you know we're getting six more weeks of winter, why not snuggle up in front of the computer to ponder the fates of the.

He is content to snuggle up next to his low inflation.

It is as bittersweet as the moment when a child becomes too old to snuggle into the parental bed at night.

Until he put his head on my shoulder and started to snuggle with.

Snuggle back down into the blankets, the cat circling and hunkering down into the puffy quilt.

And food manufacturers are packaging chips, candy and soup in containers that snuggle neatly into car cup holders.

The company says that more than half of laptop users snuggle up with them on a.

Lautenslager said, echoing the sentiment of many families who snuggle into their homes after a day on the slopes.

Other than snuggle in your room, the only thing to do is sit and admire the city view from the rooftop sundeck.

In the sense that the technology lets me snuggle up to those voices, it's a gift.

Maybe one of them will want to snuggle up under the chandelier here, or even take out the garbage.

In bed you'll need the comforter, you'll snuggle down under it.

My husband had diaper duty, bath time, dancing routines and all the snuggle time he could fit in.

When he has trouble settling down to sleep,Scout will lie on his bed to snuggle with him.

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snuggle (ˈsnʌɡ^əl)

—vb
1.	(usually intr; usually foll by down, up, or together) to nestle into or draw close to (somebody or something) for warmth or from affection

—n
2.	the act of snuggling

[C17: frequentative snug (vb)]

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Word Origin & History

snuggle

1687, frequentative form of snug.

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