Huggle

(verb) A cross between hug and cuddle. Lasts slightly longer than a hug and is good when comforting mildly upset people.

My boyfriend gave me a huggle, cuz he knew that I was in a bad mood.

by Adrianna Lazaro February 27, 2015

huggle

A hug and a cuddle combined

I need a huggle.

by MCR_riles June 15, 2015

Huggle

To hug and snuggle at the same time

“I want to huggle you right now Janis” “Damnit Greg we broke up a year ago”

by Gringle February 14, 2020

Huggle

Hugging a dead body.

Person 1: Hey, did you hear the latest news story?
Person 2: Yeah, I cant believe someone died. Some sicko decided to huggle them after!

by Jacobsmachob December 16, 2020

Huggle

Cuddle+hugs

Do you need a huggle?

by TbhAaron February 05, 2017

Huggle

Huggle: Action.
Origin: Combination of Snuggle and Hug.

An intimate embrace with the duration shorter than a snuggle but just as comforting and longer than a hug but more heartfelt.

Mainly used in texts or IM conversations.

Ex 1:
Vilmarie: I didn't get John Mayer tickets! :(
EdwardCullen: aww, bendito! ::huggles::


Ex 2:
MissKhan: Genius- guess who's raise is paying for the road trip?!
WickettEwok: You're the bestest! ::huggles::

by LSinclair July 11, 2008

huggle

verb. The act of sensual, physical embracing between two people usually starting with kissing, then leading to petting and making out, which ultimately results in variations of sexual intercourse followed by a single, sweet kiss afterwards.

Dhani and Josephina hadn't seen each other in quite some time, so upon seeing each other, they huggled.

by ShiningStar09082009 November 23, 2010