cuddle

Object

• baby: Whenever you cuddle the baby in front of an older child, she may experience feelings similar to the jealousy of a betrayed lover.
• animal: Mr Le said, ' I like to cuddle these animals.
• child: It was me who cuddled shocked children, who was grasping fully, for the first time, a concept called death.

Preposition: on

sofa: So if you enjoy cuddles on a sofa and walks in the rain I look forward to hearing from you.

Adjective modifier

• nice: He happily greets all people and gives nice cuddles!
• quick: An ' a wee quick cuddle or a kiss we'll steal.
• big: Give them both a big cuddle from all of us.
• long: We never even thought about anything more than kissing and long cuddles, which were lovely anyway.

Converse of object

• love: Very affectionate nature loves cuddles, baths, grooming.
• want: Poor lass looked like she wanted a cuddle, not fame.
• enjoy: So if you enjoy cuddles on a sofa and walks in the rain I look forward to hearing from you.
• need: Are they hungry, thirsty, in pain, or may just need a cuddle.
• have: BB had the cuddle of her life - poor thing!
• get: They didn't know what we were talking about but they were only too glad to get a cuddle.

Modifying Another Word

• together: They get on together very well, groom each other and cuddle together.
• up: He will love you and so will everyone he wants to cuddle up to.
• just: It goes, " Can't we just cuddle tonight?

Followed by an intransitive particle

up: He loved to cuddle up to Suzie; he enjoyed being spoiled by her - she spent a lot of time washing his face.

Preposition: in

bed: If you want a cuddle in bed with your right handed partner things are so much easier.

Noun used with modifier

nudgey: A big nudgey cuddle goes out to her from all of us here.