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Meanings of nest in English
Synonyms
Examples for "nestle"
Examples for "nestle"
1
They watched the larks nestle in, and fly out of the gold.
2
At night many of the donkeys roam free or nestle in courtyards.
3
Villages nestle in the valleys, manor houses set just a little apart.
4
She pulled herself closer, as if she could nestle into his heart.
5
The deal would significantly boost Nestle's position in the pet food market.
1
Sounds like a good time for me to return for another cuddle.
2
You can all cuddle down in a pile on the big bearskin.
3
We shall dig holes in the iceberg, and cuddle ourselves up there.
4
It'll give your Geeklings something new to cuddle up with at night.
5
The whole time we would cuddle and just smile at each other.
1
Here was no warm side of a tepee against which to snuggle.
2
The cook's son, Andrey too, has managed to snuggle in beside them.
3
I extricated myself from the snuggle position and got off the couch.
4
To have someone to snuggle up to when the night gets lonely.
5
As Florence recovered in bed, Papille would snuggle up to her, Brian said.
1
Jon knelt and let the direwolf nuzzle him before they set off.
2
Or nuzzle him close in the pillowy haven of six different perfumes?
3
I lunged up, straining to lick him, nuzzle him, climb on him.
4
Warmth flows from the touch and I resist the impulse to nuzzle.
5
Taking swift advantage Viper lowered his head to nuzzle at her neck.
1
Now, let us go, before they draw close enough to hear us.
2
They draw close to one another, until each holds the other's hand.
3
There's no way to draw close to her and know her.
4
The camp-fire was pleasant to draw close to, for the night was cold.
5
What will you do when we draw close to the city?
Usage of nest in English
1
Of course, the risk of stirring up a hornets' nest was considerable.
2
The birds nest in northern Europe and fly south in the fall.
3
The nest measured quite 18 inches in diameter and five in thickness.
4
Place the shredded lettuce in the nest and then the prepared salmon.
5
At sunset the last of the laggards is back in the nest.
6
So was this second pair beginning a new nest well into August?
7
There were two eggs in one nest and three in the other.
8
When the taboo ended in the Trailheader nest, a second crisis arose.
9
The grave looked like the newly made nest of some huge bird.
10
At last he gained the rim of the nest and looked in.
11
The Dorking Hen had knocked it from the nest in her flight.
12
She became an inert package easily carried to the new nest site.
13
The present nest contained a pure white egg; the other spotted eggs.
14
We sat down and made a nest in the long red grass.
15
The other died in the nest of cotton-wool you had made him.
16
Anyhow, they had young ones in that nest early in the summer.
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Translations for nest
Portuguese
Nest through the time
Nest across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
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