cuddly
cuddly
Definition
cud·dly (kud′lē)
cuddly
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- toy: Well how about a cuddly toy or book of bedtime stories?
- mascot: Cedric the Dragon was at the festival - the charities cuddly green charity mascot.
- bunny: I liked Stez the best because he's a cuddly bunny who does not suffer fools gladly.
- teddy: The cuddly teddy smiles at me from the pink card shop.
- kitten: And the cuddly kitten kept drumming on for all his worth.
- puppy: Of all the cute and cuddly puppies and kittens you could have chosen, why did you choose to keep vampire bats as pets!
Modifying Another Word
- very: Often seen with Lucy, a diminutive, tough, witty woman who always looked very cuddly.
- so: I have never known cats to be so cuddly!
- not: Some people will not accept the fact that bears are not cuddly.
- rather: My darling daughter Katy thought it was rather cuddly.
- too: It's much more like George Orwell's " Animal Farm " class warfare, and nobody comes off too cuddly.
- much: It was a cuddly toy, but not so much cuddly as an embodiment of evil in low quality stitching.
Used with adjective complement
- look: Amazingly there are people across the Atlantic who make Michael Howard look cuddly.
