huggy

1. Fond of hugging.
2. Characterized by frequent hugs.
3. Inspiring a desire to hug.

1. I've always been a huggy type since I was a kid.
2. My boyfriend hates huggy love scenes at the movies.
3. That plush bathrobe looks so huggy on you!

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 15, 2006

Huggy Buddies

Close platonic friends who enjoy hugging each other as a pleasure in itself, not as a form of foreplay. (See cuddle buddies.)

Roland and I aren't going steady; we've always been nothing but huggy buddies.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 15, 2006

cuddly

1. Evoking a desire to cuddle (compare huggable and snuggly).
2. Fond of cuddling.

1. Is it OK to hold that kitten? It looks so cute and cuddly.

2. My friends think I act too cuddly sometimes.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén September 14, 2008

cuddle whore

A person (usually a woman) obsessed with cuddling. Sometimes the person herself (or her close friends) will use this term jokingly.

Kate is such a cuddle whore that she asked half our party guests to hug her!

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 13, 2006

cyberhug

A virtual hug offered to participants in an IRC or instant messaging conversation. Can be written as *hug*, or by enclosing the recipient's name in multiple sets of braces/parentheses. (See {{{}}}.)

Come on--I'm not looking for sex in this chatroom just because I offered you a cyberhug!

by Ingeborg S. Nordén November 06, 2004

snuggle

To make oneself comfortable, usually by moving closer to another person or thing. To embrace closely, as to show affection or offer warmth.

Snuggling always helps me calm down and feel secure.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 25, 2004

coziness

A sense of contentment, comfort, and warmth.

A mug of cocoa, a romance novel, and my favorite blanket: that's my idea of coziness on a lonely day at home.

I envy cats sometimes; they seem able to curl up and find coziness almost anywhere.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 23, 2006