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Cuddle + hug. Same as a huggle. Clubbers are overtaken by a new fad: cuggling parties!
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A combination of the words cuddle and hug,
A minorly to viciously aggressive form of holding a loved one. Patented by Chloé, often used aggressively on Paul. Best when spontaneous and not asked for, it shows extreme love and caring. See also huggle. "Gimmie cuggles"
"I'm gone cuggle your brains out" "I'll cuggle you braindead and then take care of you forever" |
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a cross- combination between cuddling and snuggling. Usually between two roommates at college. Used to show affection or to de-stress after a long day. After a stressful day at ECU, I came back to my dorm to cuggle with my roommate, Caroline.
Everyone at ECU cuggles with their roommate! |
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Cuggle. Cross between snuggle and cuddle.
When you can't decide what to do so you just cuggle. Usually when you're with a friend / lover and you jump on them and say , "I WANNA CUGGLE" 'Emily wanted to cuggle so she jumped on alyssa and yelled "BABE LETS CUDDLE"'
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Cuddle + Hug.
This has a sexual content to it. to lay next to someone in bed usually after sexual interactions. Lets Cuggle, afterwards.
We cuggled afterwards. I need a cuggle, please. |
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1. Cute, huggable, cuddley. Beautiful.
Origin: Chelmsford (Essex UK) and Cheshire See also: Cuggliscious Chrystal is sooo cugglicious
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