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Meanings of snuggle in English

Portuguese
carícia
Catalan
abraçada
Spanish
abrazo

A close and affectionate (and often prolonged) embrace.

carícia
Portuguese
acariciar
Catalan
abraçar

Move or arrange oneself in a comfortable and cozy position.

acariciar
Usage of snuggle in English
1
Here was no warm side of a tepee against which to snuggle.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
2
The cook's son, Andrey too, has managed to snuggle in beside them.
The Cook's Wedding and Other Stories
3
I extricated myself from the snuggle position and got off the couch.
Pressure
4
To have someone to snuggle up to when the night gets lonely.
Love- from his point of view!
5
As Florence recovered in bed, Papille would snuggle up to her, Brian said.
Reuters
6
A shrug, but she used it to snuggle deeper into me.
Altered carbon
7
What he wanted was to snuggle against his bedwarm sleeping wife.
Under the dome: a novel
8
It spikes when we snuggle and plays a significant role in pair bonding.
The Irish Times
9
He touched her arm and signaled to her to snuggle up against him.
A change in altitude
10
Mrs. D'Alloi ceased to snuggle, and turned a horrified face to her husband.
The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him
11
MonstrosKitty has been enjoying having more people to snuggle up to.
Radio NZ
12
If we're hanging out on the couch at home, we don't snuggle up.
News.com.au
13
How do the particles behave as they snuggle up closer to each other?
Among the Forces
14
Having learned to snuggle, White Fang was guilty of it often.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
15
I snuggle into my sleeping bag dressed only in a T-shirt and boxers.
Kafka on the Shore
16
She'd love to snuggle up next to a big black leopard.
Blood Rights
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Translations for snuggle
Spanish
abrazo
Snuggle through the time
Snuggle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common