A "Wuggle Snuggle" is a term used to describe a person (usually a girl) of adorable emotional sweetness and affection. Their personality is so charming that it is capable of disarming even the hardiest of hearts, overpowering our romantic nature and exposing our own senses of desire and vulnerability at the sight of such endearing cuteness.
You could be watching a Romantic Comedy in the cinema and you witness the lead character do something intensely vulnerable or cute; such as waiting in the rain outside someone's door all day to give them a gift of incredible sentimental resonance. When we see this character in all their vulnerability, we fall in love with them just as the romantic interest (or co-star) does in the film. The audience might react by curling their toes, put their hands up to their face, or by muttering; "aw that's so cute! She is such a wuggle snuggle." We desperately want to reach out and hug the character too, but we can't, because it's just a film. Instead we might hug a cushion on the sofa, whimper into a tissue, or embrace the person next to us in the cinema.
by UltanCourtney July 21, 2014
noun - a cute term of endearment for someone you like to snuggle/cuddle with. Someone you like to snuggle with so much that when you lay next to them you have to almost burrow into them and get as close to them as you can before you are officially comfy.
by darsey September 4, 2007
by EmmaRosie March 12, 2019
A term used by gentlemen to annoy their girlfriends and also to poorly and transparently distance themselves from the feelings they can't come out and say directly . See "Fluffy Wuffy Sugar Muffin (FWSM)"
(Common in London, specifically Isle of Dogs . Possibly related to the irish phrase 'Snuaidh Uaigh Bonnie' which would have been common to Irish immigrants to that area in the late 19th century)
(Common in London, specifically Isle of Dogs . Possibly related to the irish phrase 'Snuaidh Uaigh Bonnie' which would have been common to Irish immigrants to that area in the late 19th century)
by FWSM March 24, 2016