cuddle
1 of 2verb/ˈkʌdᵊl/
Forms:cuddles,cuddling,cuddled,cuddled
1
to hold close in one's arms or embrace affectionately, especially in a loving or comforting manner
- After a long day, she loves to cuddle with her partner on the couch to relax and unwind.
- The cat loves to cuddle with its owner, purring contentedly as they stroke its fur.
- The child asked their parent to cuddle them before bedtime, seeking comfort and reassurance.
- The couple enjoys cuddling together under a warm blanket during cold winter nights.
- The puppy cuddled up to its owner, seeking warmth and security in an affectionate embrace.
2
to settle into a snug, warm, and comfortable position
- She cuddled under the blanket, feeling the warmth wrap around her.
- The baby cuddled against her mother, finding comfort in her arms.
- After a long day, he cuddled into his favorite chair with a good book.
- They cuddled in front of the fireplace, sharing a quiet evening.
- She cuddled close to her partner, finding solace in their embrace.
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