0 present participle of cuddle
1 to put your arms around someone and hold them in a loving way, or (of two people) to hold each other close to show love or for comfort:
However, intimacy was still possible through cuddling and touching, and was deemed 'central to well-being'.
The response of day care staff was also scored, from ignoring through verbal reassurance to picking up, cuddling, and first aid.
We can only speculate on what the captain's default list must look like when the regulating petty officer charges people with cuddling.
The cuddling of dogs is being promoted in primary schools.
They are helpless and bewildered, unable to defend themselves against boisterous children and cannot tell the staff that they want anything, especially if it is affection, attention and cuddling.
He has not much to do beyond hanging out with his friends and cuddling the two heroines.
During the nest building, however, both will spend the night cuddling inside the nest.
One of her arms is nestled comfortably between the spider's strong, hairy forearms, and she appears comfortable with the monstrosity that is cuddling her.
