Converse of object

• have: She and Rowan were very thrilled with their presents and all the grown ups had to have a little snuggle of them too.

Adjective modifier

• nice: Did you and Slinky have a nice snuggle in front of the TV?

Adjective complement

• deep: Billy snuggled deeper in his hessian blanket and dreamed of rabbits fighting pirates on the high seas.

• close: What better way could there be for your baby to snuggle up close to you than in a Peekaboo Fleece Pouch.

Modifying Another Word

• all: They even let me sleep with them, all snuggled in the sheets.

• then: She let out one shout of protest at the indignity of the cold air on her skin, then snuggled happily into me.

• just: Now when she's there she's as good as gold, quiet, doesn't move, just snuggles up between us.

• up: A big 35 cm soft cuddly cow, the perfect soft toy for a baby to snuggle up to.

Modifies a noun

• bag: It is a snuggle bag, a fleece bag ( like a sausage ) filled with natural ingredients like wheat.

• sac: Cotton prints, fleece fabrics, blankets and snuggle sacs are also sold securely online.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: The Must Have... With winter upon us the best thing to snuggle up in is a warm fake fur throw.

• down: There is nothing better than to snuggle down at the end of the day with a good story to share.

• around: On a cold night there is nothing like having the real flames of a Calor fire to snuggle around.