huggle

Huggle (n) a wonderful action, one that is warm and comforting, but without the extreme familiarty of a hug or uncomfortable silence after pity sex.

Huggle (v) to perform a Huggle.

Elisa's painful divorce finally went through, and she was upset. Her friend gave her a huggle and reminded her that everything would be alright.

by Camerazn August 28, 2006

Huggle

To hug and snuggle simultaneously.

"When I'm feeling down, a good huggle always makes me feel better."

by mcondon July 12, 2009

Huggles

word originated from combining the words, hugs and snuggle together. It basically means a hug where you nuzzle someone's neck. It can also mean a sort of humping-hug too. Just depends on the context of it's usage.

John huggles Jane.

by Asheranna McButtkinz May 7, 2011

Huggle

Combination of a hug and a cuddle.

The puppy was so cute I had to give it a huggle.

by Bunichow August 6, 2010

huggle

a mix of a hug and a snuggle

i think you want to huggle wit a kitty. meooow.

by dusty July 11, 2004

Huggles

not quite a hug nor cuddle, somewhere between both and is highly enjoyable to both partners especially with danielle

(definition was said to me by an ex)

Girl: *huggles* I love you!
Boy: *huggles back tightly*

by Dani-bean April 13, 2006

huggle

somewhere between a snuggle and a hug

huggle from darla on nemo

by i'll huggle youu July 26, 2008