Another Word For Snuggle
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Meaning
The word "snuggle" means to curl up closely or to nestle with someone, often in a warm or affectionate manner. It implies a sense of comfort and intimacy, where two individuals seek closeness, usually to share warmth or affection.
Synonyms
- Cuddle
- Nuzzle
- Nestle
- Hug
- Embrace
- Spoon
Antonyms
- Separate
- Withdraw
- Distancing
- Alienate
- Reject
Etymology
The word "snuggle" originated in the 17th century, derived from the Middle English word "snoggel," which means to move in a snug or comfortable manner. This word is possibly a combination of "snug," meaning snug or comfortable, and the playful diminutive suffix "-le."
Examples
- After a long day, I love to snuggle up with a good book on the couch.
- The puppy snuggled against her, seeking warmth and comfort.
- They decided to snuggle under the blanket while watching their favorite movie.
- It was cold outside, so we all snuggled together by the fireplace.
- The child snuggled into her mother's arms, feeling safe and loved.