snuggle

[ˈsnʌɡl]

snuggle Definition

• 1. to lie or sit close together in a comfortable position
• 2. to hold someone or something closely and affectionately

Using snuggle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "snuggle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She snuggled up to him on the sofa.

• Example

  The baby snuggled down in its cot.

• Example

  He snuggled his face into her neck.

• Example

  The cat snuggled against her leg.

snuggle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for snuggle

• cuddle
• nestle
• hug
• embrace
• cosy up

Antonyms for snuggle

• separate
• distance
• detach

Phrases with snuggle

• snuggle bunny

  a term of endearment for a loved one who enjoys snuggling

  Example

  Goodnight, my snuggle bunny.

• snuggle up

  to get into a comfortable position and stay there

  Example

  I'm going to snuggle up with a good book tonight.

• snuggle weather

  weather that is conducive to snuggling, such as cold or rainy weather

  Example

  It's snuggle weather outside, let's stay in and watch a movie.

Origins of snuggle

from Middle English 'snuggen', meaning 'to nestle, snuggle'

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Summary: snuggle in Brief

The verb 'snuggle' [ˈsnʌɡl] means to lie or sit close together in a comfortable position, or to hold someone or something closely and affectionately. It is often used in romantic or familial contexts, as in 'She snuggled up to him on the sofa.' 'Snuggle' has phrases like 'snuggle bunny,' a term of endearment, and 'snuggle weather,' referring to weather that is conducive to snuggling.