Ingeborg S. Nordén's definitions

snuggle

To make oneself comfortable, usually by moving closer to another person or thing. To embrace closely, as to show affection or offer warmth.

Snuggling always helps me calm down and feel secure.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 25, 2004

cyberhug

A virtual hug offered to participants in an IRC or instant messaging conversation. Can be written as *hug*, or by enclosing the recipient's name in multiple sets of braces/parentheses. (See {{{}}}.)

Come on--I'm not looking for sex in this chatroom just because I offered you a cyberhug!

by Ingeborg S. Nordén November 6, 2004

{{{}}}

A cyberhug symbol, usually containing the name of some person receiving the hug. May also be constructed with parentheses instead of braces ((()))

{{{Ingeborg}}} = someone in the chatroom or IM conversation just "hugged" Ingeborg.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 25, 2004

Let's just cuddle

A woman's suggestion to her partner, that she should cuddle someone nonsexually (usually in place of more erotic action). Unfortunately, this suggestion is usually rejected, willfully misinterpreted, or completely ignored.

My ex called me a frigid teaser every time I said "Let's just cuddle."

by Ingeborg S. Nordén December 13, 2008

Comfy

An informal shortening of comfortable. It often implies casual, friendly comfort: an adult wouldn't normally call a seat on the city bus "comfy", but he might describe his favorite chair that way.

Karin's guest bedroom was so comfy that her friends joked about being spoiled rotten whenever they stayed overnight.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén July 30, 2008

ymca

A dance performed to the Village People song of the same name. Its main moves involve trying to form the letters Y-M-C-A with the upper body, although it includes other disco-style steps and slides.

My buddies dared me to do the "YMCA" dance at the party.

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 21, 2006

Big hug!

An exclamation used by the Teletubbies (and occasionally by their fans) when participating in a group hug. Often prolonged and/or spoken in a singsong tone.

NARRATOR: "The Teletubbies love each other very much."
RANDOM TELETUBBY (opening his/her arms): "Big hug!"
ALL TELETUBBIES: "Biiig huuuuug!"

by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 25, 2006