Basic Details
Word: Snuggle
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: To cuddle closely and comfortably with someone or something.
Synonyms: Cuddle, nestle, hug
Antonyms: Push away, separate
Idioms and Phrases
- Snuggle up: To get close and comfortable, often in a warm place. Example: "On cold winter nights, we like to snuggle up under a blanket."
- Snuggle in: To settle into a comfortable position. Example: "After a long day, she loves to snuggle in with a good book."
Usage Examples
Example 1: Every evening, the children snuggle on the couch to watch their favourite movie together.
Example 2: The puppy loves to snuggle against my feet when I work at my desk.
Example 3: On chilly mornings, I like to snuggle in my warm blanket with a cup of hot chocolate.
Fun Fact
Did you know that scientists say snuggling can help reduce stress and promote happiness? This is because when you cuddle, your body releases a hormone called oxytocin, also known as the "love hormone."
Famous Quote
"Cuddling is a great way to relax and bond. It's like a warm hug that makes everything better." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "snuggle" mean?
a) To move away
b) To cuddle closely
c) To jump high
d) To fight with someone
Answer: b) To cuddle closely
2. Which of these is a synonym of "snuggle"?
a) Jog
b) Cuddle
c) Sit
d) Eat
Answer: b) Cuddle
3. Which word is an antonym of "snuggle"?
a) Huddle
b) Push away
c) Embrace
d) Hold
Answer: b) Push away
4. Which sentence uses "snuggle" correctly?
a) I snuggled my homework into the bag.
b) The kitten likes to snuggle with her owner.
c) They snuggled to the top of the mountain.
d) She snuggled the food to the table.
Answer: b) The kitten likes to snuggle with her owner.
5. Which idiom means to get comfortable close to someone?
a) Snuggle up
b) Snuggle down
c) Lend a hand
d) Run with the wolves
Answer: a) Snuggle up
