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Little spoon 

The person infront while cuddling. Usually the better position to be cuddling.
"Denise should always be little spoon."

"Of course," said Megan.
Little spoon by Littlespoon4lyfe April 22, 2016

Little Spoon 

When cuddling, they're the little one's, or the softest one's and need attention and protection from the big Spoon
Little Spoon by Fstttuatsi June 7, 2021

big spoon little spoon 

When spooning; the spooner on the outside with there back being untouched is known as the "big spoon" usually this person is bigger...The spooner on the inside with their stomach being untouched is the "little spoon" usually this person is smaller in some way.
While watching the 40 year old virgin, Timmy and I played big spoon little spoon on the couch

Little Spoon 

To be the person in a cuddle sesh who is 'in front'.
I want to be the little spoon.
Little Spoon by PineappleJuice March 9, 2015

little spoon 

When spooning, the partner on the inside. Usually the woman, or shorter partner. Used without an article. (ie, "I like being little spoon," not "I like being the little spoon")

see also meatball.
Jenna prefers to be little spoon.
little spoon by Cosmo July 31, 2005

little spoon 

the person on the inside of the snuggle who sometimes gets their back rubbed/hair played with when spooning, usually the girl
Liz said "I call the little spoon!"
little spoon by anonymous November 29, 2004
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