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View usage for: (snʌgəl) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense snuggles, present participle snuggling, past tense, past participle snuggledverbIf you snuggle somewhere, you settle yourself into a warm, comfortable position, especially by moving closer to another person. Jane snuggled up against his shoulder. [VERB adverb/preposition] I snuggled down in the big, comfortable seat. [VERB adverb/preposition] Synonyms: nestle, curl up, cuddle up, huddle More Synonyms of snuggle snuggle in British English (ˈsnʌɡəl) verb1. (usually intr; usually foll by down, up, or together) to nestle into or draw close to (somebody or something) for warmth or from affection Word origin C17: frequentative snug (vb) snuggle in American English (ˈsnʌgəl) verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈsnuggled or ˈsnuggling1. to lie closely and comfortably; nestle; cuddle, as for warmth, in affection, etc. verb transitive2. to hold or draw close or in a comfortable position; cuddle; nestle Examples of 'snuggle' in a sentencesnuggle Turn the heating up and snuggle on sofa.You may be happy to stay home and snuggle but is your loved one?We had a bottle of wine and watched a movie snuggled up together on the settee.We chatted into the night and snuggled up together.Turn them through the syrup and snuggle together.The last one was really scary and we ended up snuggled up close together on the settee.Quarter lengthways and snuggle together on the cheese.Eight sets of panda eyes are shut as their owners snuggle together in the wooden cot in their nursery.Sometimes, we wake up to find them snuggled up together on our bed.If you live close to the airport, leave now and snuggle up in front of the fire.I remember it mainly as a night when we all got to snuggle up together.Gas bills are sky high, while the fat cats snuggle up closer to the fireplace at our expense.He kept waking up unhappy while my husband and I were snuggled under the duvet.You'll be able to snuggle up in front of a log fire in the lounge and play one of the board games before bedtime.When you snuggle under the duvet tonight, spare a thought for Thor.AS THE winter takes a firm hold we fluff up our duvets and snuggle down. In other languagessnuggle British English: snuggle VERB If you snuggle somewhere, you settle yourself into a warm, comfortable position. She snuggled up against his shoulder. - American English: snuggle
- Brazilian Portuguese: aconchegar-se
- Chinese: 依偎
- European Spanish: acurrucarse
- French: se blottir
- German: sich kuscheln
- Italian: accoccolarsi
- Japanese: すり寄る
- Korean: >바싹 파고들다사람에게
- European Portuguese: aconchegar-se
- Latin American Spanish: acurrucarse
Definition to nestle into (a person or thing) for warmth or from affection I snuggled down in the big, comfortable seat. Additional synonymsDefinition to lie close and snug My cat cuddled up to me. Definition to curl up one's arms and legs close to one's body through cold or fear She sat huddled on the side of the bed, weeping. Synonyms curl up, crouch, hunch up, nestle, snuggle, make yourself small Definition to push or rub gently with the nose or snout The dog came and nuzzled up against me. Synonyms snuggle, cuddle, nudge, burrow, nestle- snuff someone out
- snuff something out
- snug
- snuggle
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- so far
- so-and-so
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