snuggle

• Sustantivo que designa un abrazo o contacto físico estrecho, tierno, afectuoso y a menudo prolongado, que transmite cariño, calidez o consuelo.

A noun referring to a close, affectionate, and often prolonged embrace or cuddle.

1. Affectionate embraceA2informal

   A close and affectionate hug or cuddle, often lasting for a while.

   Abrazo afectuoso

   • They enjoyed a long snuggle on the sofa while watching a movie.
   • The child wanted a snuggle before going to bed.
   • A warm snuggle with a loved one can be very comforting.

   Sinónimoscuddleembracehug

• Verbo que describe la acción de acurrucarse o acomodarse en una posición cálida y cómoda, a menudo muy cerca de otra persona u objeto, para mostrar afecto o abrigarse.

A verb used to describe the act of settling or moving into a warm, comfortable position, often close to another person or thing for affection or warmth.

1. Settle cozilyA2informal

   To move or arrange oneself into a warm, comfortable, and cozy position, often close to someone or something.

   Arrebujarse

   • She snuggled under the warm blanket on the cold winter night.
   • The cat snuggled up against its owner on the sofa.
   • They snuggled together on the couch to watch a movie.

   Sinónimosburrowcuddlecurl upnestlenuzzle

   Antónimosdistancewithdraw

2. Position comfortablyB1informal

   To place or arrange something in a comfortable or secure position.

   acomodar confortablemente

   • He snuggled the pillow under his head for better support.
   • She snuggled the baby into the crib gently.
   • The child snuggled the teddy bear close to his chest.

   Sinónimosnestlesettlesnugtuck

   Antónimosdislodgedisplacedisturb