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.

snuggle by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 25, 2004

Snuggle 

Verb, To snuggle is to be very close in an intimate fashion. When one is snuggling there is no personal boundaries between the two snugglers, nor emotional boundaries. The two people are connected through the act of snuggling.

Boy: Baby you look like you need to cuddle.

Girl: No sweet heart i need to snuggle with you.

Snuggle by Rooster boy June 14, 2009

Snuggle 

The sharing of love between two people by keeping each other warm, safe, and happy overall. Two people will lay down, usually on a soft surface such as a bed, with their bodies touching each other.

Sean and Cindy were freezing. So they sought refuge in a bed and decided to snuggle.

Snuggle by SirDollimore November 10, 2011

snuggle 

1. V. To get close, cuddle, and lean against each other, usually while sitting.
2. N. A friend's current crush.

1. I've snuggled with my boyfriend, but we haven't kissed yet.
2. Look, there goes Anna's snuggle. We should try to hook them up.

snuggle by Maran July 28, 2008

snuggle 

Like cuddling. Kind of a hug, but while lying down and 2 people facing the same way.

I was feeling bad, so I snuggled with david.

snuggle by ninjagirl12 January 12, 2012

snuggle 

v.
To engage in close embrace with another person. Usually in place of sex, especially if you think Bob Dole and those "E.D." commercials might be on to something.

"Let's snuggle, honey."
"I thought you went to the doctor, already."

snuggle by dude February 18, 2003

Snuggle 

1. Cuddling that turns into sex.

2. The bees knees of cuddling.

3. The far superior counter part to a cuddle session.

1. Well that happened real quick.

2. I want to snuggle.
3. That included a happy ending.

Snuggle by PineappleJuice March 4, 2015