huggle (Meaning)
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huggle (v. t.)
To hug.
Synonyms & Antonyms of huggle
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
huggle Sentence Examples
- The kittens huddled together for a warm huggle in the sunlight.
- She embraced her child in a tight huggle, whispering words of comfort.
- The teddy bear served as a loyal huggle companion for the lonely toddler.
- The couple shared a romantic huggle by the fireplace, their love radiating.
- The furry dog jumped up for a playful huggle, wagging its tail excitedly.
- The children's huggle with their grandparents brought a sense of peace and warmth.
- The best friend offered a comforting huggle after a challenging day.
- The huggle between the two sisters symbolized their unbreakable bond.
- The hiker's huggle with the tree provided a moment of solace amidst the forest.
- The warm embrace of a huggle can soothe away the stresses of life.
FAQs About the word huggle
To hug.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kittens huddled together for a warm huggle in the sunlight.
She embraced her child in a tight huggle, whispering words of comfort.
The teddy bear served as a loyal huggle companion for the lonely toddler.
The couple shared a romantic huggle by the fireplace, their love radiating.
