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1 snuggle
snuggle ['snʌgəl]se blottir, se pelotonner;∎ to snuggle into a corner se blottir ou se pelotonner dans un coin;∎ village snuggling in the valley village m niché dans la vallée(child, kitten) serrer contre soi, câliner3 nouncâlin m;∎ to have a snuggle (se) faire un câlinse blottir, se pelotonner;∎ to snuggle down under the blankets s'enfouir sous les couvertures;∎ she snuggled down to sleep elle se pelotonna pour dormir;∎ she snuggled down beside her mum elle s'est blottie contre sa maman∎ to snuggle up to sb se blottir ou se serrer contre qn;∎ to snuggle up with a good book s'installer bien confortablement avec un bon livre -
2 snuggle
snuggle [ˈsnʌgl]• snuggle down and go to sleep installe-toi bien confortablement et dors► snuggle together intransitive verb se blottir l'un contre l'autre* * *['snʌgl]intransitive verb se blottir ( into dans)Phrasal Verbs: -
3 snuggle
snuggle vi se blottir, se pelotonner (into dans ; against contre) ; to snuggle together se blottir or se pelotonner l'un contre l'autre ; to snuggle down in one's bed se pelotonner dans son lit.■ snuggle up se blottir (against, beside contre) ; to snuggle up to sth/sb se blottir contre qch/qn. -
4 snuggle
verb (to curl one's body up especially closely against another person, for warmth etc: She snuggled up to her mother and went to sleep.) se blottir (contre)
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snuggle — ► VERB ▪ settle into a warm, comfortable position. ORIGIN from SNUG(Cf. ↑snugness) … English terms dictionary
snuggle — verb (snuggled; snuggling) Etymology: frequentative of 1snug Date: 1687 intransitive verb to curl up comfortably or cozily transitive verb 1. to draw close especially for comfort or in affection 2. to make snug • snuggle noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
snuggle — verb (intransitive always + adv/prep) informal to settle into a warm comfortable position (+ up/down/into etc): Let s snuggle up together and watch TV … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
snuggle — verb settle into a warm, comfortable position. Origin C17: frequentative of the verb snug … English new terms dictionary
snuggle — verb ADVERB ▪ close ▪ She slipped her arm through his and snuggled close. ▪ together ▪ We snuggled up together on the couch. ▪ down, up … Collocations dictionary
snuggle — verb Kent and Maris snuggled by the fire Syn: nestle, curl up, huddle (up), cuddle up, nuzzle, settle … Thesaurus of popular words
snuggle — [c]/ˈsnʌgəl / (say snuguhl) verb (snuggled, snuggling) –verb (i) Also, snuggle up, snuggle in. 1. to lie or press closely in, as for warmth, comfort or affection; nestle; cuddle. –verb (t) 2. to draw or press closely, as for warmth or comfort, or …
snuggle — UK [ˈsnʌɡ(ə)l] / US verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms snuggle : present tense I/you/we/they snuggle he/she/it snuggles present participle snuggling past tense snuggled past participle snuggled to put yourself into a warm, comfortable,… … English dictionary
snuggle — 1. noun /ˈsnʌɡəl/ a) An affectionate hug. b) The final remnant left in a liqour bottle. 2. verb /ˈsnʌɡəl/ a) To lie close to another person or thing, hugging or being cosy. Sometimes my … Wiktionary
snuggle — snug|gle [ snʌgl ] verb intransitive or transitive to put yourself into a warm, comfortable, and safe position, for example by sitting with your body against someone else s body, or sliding your body down under the covers on a bed: an evening… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
snuggle — [[t]snʌ̱g(ə)l[/t]] snuggles, snuggling, snuggled VERB If you snuggle somewhere, you settle yourself into a warm, comfortable position, especially by moving closer to another person. [V adv/prep] Jane snuggled up against his shoulder... [V… … English dictionary