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 26, 2010

by Huggler February 13, 2003

by Francine The Sloth August 28, 2016

by srawrrrrr September 2, 2009

by BGHSurge February 8, 2003

Huggle, n.: a smaller and cuter hug.
Huggle, v.: to give a huggle; to huggle someone
Often used in netspeak/IMing, enclosed in *'s. Often associated with hyperness, and occasionally the latching-onto-of-body parts/squeeing
Huggle, v.: to give a huggle; to huggle someone
Often used in netspeak/IMing, enclosed in *'s. Often associated with hyperness, and occasionally the latching-onto-of-body parts/squeeing
thisismyscreenname11832: zomfg thank you for giving me the hw! you saved my lifeeeee!!! *huggle*
He made a totally awesome anti-Bush comment, so I huggled him. Then... he gave me a strange look and edged away.
He made a totally awesome anti-Bush comment, so I huggled him. Then... he gave me a strange look and edged away.
by maianess December 24, 2006
