Huggles

noun. 1. Hugs that are more like snuggling. see also, Huggling: verb. 2. To hug someone in a snuggling manner.

Come here and let me give you some huggles.

by thejohnnathan September 24, 2014

Huggle

Hugging a dead body.

Person 1: Hey, did you hear the latest news story?
Person 2: Yeah, I cant believe someone died. Some sicko decided to huggle them after!

by Jacobsmachob December 16, 2020

Huggle

Cuddle+hugs

Do you need a huggle?

by TbhAaron February 5, 2017

Huggle

Huggle: Action.
Origin: Combination of Snuggle and Hug.

An intimate embrace with the duration shorter than a snuggle but just as comforting and longer than a hug but more heartfelt.

Mainly used in texts or IM conversations.

Ex 1:
Vilmarie: I didn't get John Mayer tickets! :(
EdwardCullen: aww, bendito! ::huggles::


Ex 2:
MissKhan: Genius- guess who's raise is paying for the road trip?!
WickettEwok: You're the bestest! ::huggles::

by LSinclair July 11, 2008

Huggle

A prolonged hug

It feels so good to huggle you while we sleep.

by red9889 August 3, 2011

Huggling

Hugging and giggling with somebody.

Francine the sloth had a fun time huggling with Flash last night.

by Francine The Sloth August 28, 2016

Huggle

A cross between a snuggle and a hug. Used during movies and sitting with mate.

We huggled during the movie.

by Andy Arenaz January 5, 2004