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Meanings of hugging in English
Usage of hugging in English
1
There was a great, long moment of hugging, laughing, crying, and beeping.
2
And I saw the same civilians rush out and start hugging Germans.
3
Like the wolf and the fox he cringed down, hugging the earth.
4
Hopefully hugging trees will make people want to learn more about them.
5
Hugs Are Out At some point, we all started hugging each other.
6
The general saw that he was hugging something tightly to his chest.
7
Linsey left her place and knelt beside Amy's chair, hugging her tearfully.
8
In silence, the seven witnesses grouped around hugging her and each other.
9
For the rest of the way I sat hugging myself with excitement.
10
For the next five minutes Max was also a veritable hugging machine.
11
Soon he was sobbing, hugging his pillow and calling his son's name.
12
He sighed, almost ecstatic, and felt like hugging the great shaggy ape.
13
He's gone, she said sharply, hugging her shawl around her bony shoulders.
14
She nodded, setting the cup on the table and hugging her arms.
15
The next instant we were advancing slowly and noiselessly, hugging the wall.
16
Would you be brave enough to rock the figure-hugging design in public?
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Translations for hugging
Portuguese
Hugging through the time
Hugging across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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