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spoon-hug 

A special type of hug.

Used in more intimate situations - for example, between a boyfriend and girlfriend rather than friends. In it, one person lays down facing away from the other, who then wraps their arms around their partners' waist from behind.

During this type of hug, It is common for people to move their legs up against their partners, and/or rest their head on the others' back.

The partners will find it more natural and comfortable holding their bodies in similar curved positions - giving this hug it's name. The one holding his/her partner acts as the "spoon".

It is possible to spoon hug standing up too - just have one person turn the other way and hug them from behind!
Go to http://preview.tinyurl.com/27sgcp to see an amusing example of a spoon-hug, since it's kind of hard to write an example for this...

"Hey, Alyssa... can I spoon-hug with you?"
spoon-hug by Adam L James December 30, 2008
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spoonhug 

Similar to spoon-hug but without the homophobia, also spelled in a search-engine-friendly way so you can actually find related images and gifs.

A special type of hug.
It consists of wrapping your arms around the other person from behind.
Sometimes by surprise but not necessarily.
Can be done arms to waist, arms to shoulders, arms to chest, etc.
Can happen while standing on your feet or being on a couch or whatever.

Used in intimate situations or when friends are not insecure and really love and trust each other.

For example:
Between loving partners.
Between loving friends.
Between parents and their children.
Between brothers, etc.

During this type of hug, It is common for people to move their legs up against their partners, and/or rest their head on the others' back.
“Then Alyssa... spoonhug me without notice”
“Must be in love with you”
“Duh, she's my sister
“Oh I see, that's cool, then your sister loves you very much, doesn't she?”
“Yeah, well, it's also common in our family to be hugging the rest of them spoiled lovely crazies”
“I wished my parents hugged me like that”
“Here, let me spoonhug you”
“You are so sweet”
spoonhug by yorgensen January 17, 2019
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