snuggled

Got cozy together

Snuggled is the past tense of snuggle, meaning to settle into a warm, comfortable position, usually close to another person or thing.

The word suggests coziness and affection: She snuggled against him on the couch, The cat snuggled into the blanket.

Snuggling implies gentle, contented closeness rather than passionate embrace.

comfort

pillow

Bedding for heads

warm · soft · relaxation · contentment · peaceful · soothing · restful · ease · serenity · tranquility

intimacy

closeness

State of proximity

bonding · warmth · connection · trust · loved · cherished · partner · beloved · couple · romantic

warmth

toasty

Comfortably heated

cozy · snug · radiant · glowing · insulated · bundled · hot cocoa · fireplace · wrapped up · layered

embrace

nestle

Settle into sheltered comfort

  • nuzzleGentle facial caress
  • hugTight, affectionate clasp
  • cradleRocking bed for infants

enfold · squeeze · clasp · hold · entwine · envelop · encircle · spoon · burrow · curl up

cozy

fireside

Area beside the hearth

  • hearthFireplace floor area
  • fleeceWool still on sheep
  • quiltStuffed, stitched bed covering

pajamas · slippers · robe · flannel · woolen · sweater · cabin · duvet · comforter · bedding

Categories
Opposites
physical proximity/contact

snuggledpushed away

Thrust to distance

pulled apart · separated · distanced · recoiled · withdrew

emotional warmth/comfort

snuggledrejected

Refused or turned away

rebuffed · spurned · shunned · cold-shouldered · recoiled

grip/hold

snuggledreleased

Set free from confinement

let go · dropped · relinquished · unclenched · unclasped

Phrases
Family

snuggle, snuggling, snuggles, snuggler, snugglers, snuggle up, snugglings

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G