Definition of huggle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- They huggled under the blanket during the cold night.
2.
- They huggle on the couch during the movie.
Noun
- She gave him a warm huggle before leaving.
Origin of huggle
Blend, hug + snuggle
Examples of huggle in a sentence
We huggled on the couch while watching a movie. The children huggle their stuffed animals at bedtime. Couples often huggle to feel closer. The child sought a comforting huggle from her mother. After the long trip, a huggle was all he needed.
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- French:se blottir, câlin, ...
- German:kuscheln, Kuschel, ...
- Italian:coccolarsi, abbraccio coccoloso, ...
- Spanish:acurrucarse, acurruco, ...
- Portuguese:abraçar-se, abraço aconchegante, ...
- Chinese:依偎, 亲密拥抱, ...
- Japanese:寄り添う, ハグル, ...
- Arabic:احتضن, عِناق دافِئ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְכַּרְבֵּל, חִבּוּקוֹן, ...
- Russian:прижиматься, объятие, ...
- Ukrainian:горнутися, обіймок, ...
- Hindi:गले मिलना, हग्गल, ...
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