huggle

A combined hug/cuddle (or hug/snuggle according to some speakers). Warmer, softer, and friendlier than the ordinary hug.

Grandma always loved to huggle us when we were kids.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 24, 2006

huggle

to hug somebody in a cute, close way

i really need a huggle!!

by £óZzißåbË September 1, 2005

huggle

a hug, that lasts for a long duration; can be described as a cuddle in which the other person is holding

Girl: My boyfriend gave me a hug that lasted for 10 seconds or so.
Friend: Yeah, you must have enjoyed his huggle.

by green-apple June 9, 2013

huggle

A mix of the two words hug and cuddle. But more affectionate than a hug.
A love word, used between couples or best friends.

Could I have a huggle please?
or
Huggle me please darling.
HUGGLE!!!

PLURAL=hugglez

by mel July 8, 2004

huggle

The kind of hug mixed in with a snuggle which makes you feel safe and warm. One which you can't wait to receive off your loved one and will go round to see them just to get one. It may be used as a term of endearment or used as a private joke sent within a text message as well as being acted out in reality as stated above.

*JD huggled Julie good*

by Julie from Scrubs January 1, 2007

huggle

When you're SNUGGLING in a HUG! (it's really yummy)

Personally, I like to huggle with Andy while watching My Super Sweet 16 or Fresh Prince of Bel Aire.

by Jessa March 1, 2005

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 27, 2006