Shuggle

shuggle (third-person singular simple present shuggles, present participle shuggling, simple past and past participle shuggled)

Shuggle is an Irish word meaning to rattle, shake or jiggle something.

James Bond “Vodka Martini shuggled not stirred

by C.Morningstar April 16, 2023

Snuggleflare

A burst of affection and warmth experienced during a cozy snuggle

Cuddling up with my loved one on a rainy day brought a snuggleflare, enveloping us in pure warmth and affection.

by Marc2.0 August 12, 2023

Snuggle

To give a struggle snuggle whilst dropping a dukie in ones shoes.

They did not want the snuggle so the struggle pushed a poo into ones shoe.

by MissPsy June 3, 2023

Slugger

a derogatory term for a person who plays the video game Destiny 2

Paul: Oh do you know Rachel Bonser plays Destiny 2 now?

Kraig: Swing and a miss, maybe next time Slugger

by Danny the table June 10, 2023

Snugglemuffin

A man that is a wet wipe, often submits to his partners every need without any reward, usually also enjoys Taylor swift or glee

“Get me my hot water bottle now you snugglemuffin”

by teambeatnjeet September 21, 2023

snuggleupagus

The ultimate cuddle experience.

Can we snuggleupagus tonight?

by I love cows more than anyone October 10, 2023

Snuggle bunny

A guy that dresses up in a bunny suit

My friend torrien is a snuggle bunny

by Mrsaveahoe November 25, 2023