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Snuggle (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: lie, lie close to another person, arrange in a comfortable and cosy position, move, be cosy

Conjugation of snuggle

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
snuggle
snuggle
snuggles
snuggle
snuggle
snuggle
Future Simple
will snuggle
will snuggle
will snuggle
will snuggle
will snuggle
will snuggle
Past Simple
snuggled
snuggled
snuggled
snuggled
snuggled
snuggled
Conditional Simple
would snuggle
would snuggle
would snuggle
would snuggle
would snuggle
would snuggle
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am snuggling
are snuggling
is snuggling
are snuggling
are snuggling
are snuggling
Future Progressive
will be snuggling
will be snuggling
will be snuggling
will be snuggling
will be snuggling
will be snuggling
Past Progressive
was snuggling
were snuggling
was snuggling
were snuggling
were snuggling
were snuggling
Conditional Progressive
would be snuggling
would be snuggling
would be snuggling
would be snuggling
would be snuggling
would be snuggling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have snuggled
have snuggled
has snuggled
have snuggled
have snuggled
have snuggled
Future Perfect
will have snuggled
will have snuggled
will have snuggled
will have snuggled
will have snuggled
will have snuggled
Past Perfect
had snuggled
had snuggled
had snuggled
had snuggled
had snuggled
had snuggled
Conditional Perfect
would have snuggled
would have snuggled
would have snuggled
would have snuggled
would have snuggled
would have snuggled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been snuggling
have been snuggling
has been snuggling
have been snuggling
have been snuggling
have been snuggling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been snuggling
will have been snuggling
will have been snuggling
will have been snuggling
will have been snuggling
will have been snuggling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been snuggling
had been snuggling
had been snuggling
had been snuggling
had been snuggling
had been snuggling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been snuggling
would have been snuggling
would have been snuggling
would have been snuggling
would have been snuggling
would have been snuggling

Examples of snuggle

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Holi's just an excuse to snuggle up to me"
"It's pouring with rain in Mojón, we snuggle up by the fire.
"Mike wanted to snuggle, and I said no."
"We snuggle watching Lucy
- ..and snuggle with your honey.
"Holi's just an excuse to snuggle up to me"
"It's pouring with rain in Mojón, we snuggle up by the fire.
"Mike wanted to snuggle, and I said no."
"We snuggle watching Lucy
- ..and snuggle with your honey.
"He puts a protective arm around her and she snuggles up to him."""
- No snuggles!
- Okay. Hey, not to sound skeptical, but a wheat allergy, it seems like, you know, it's like the snuggles of diseases.
- Who snuggles in a threesome anyway?
Babe, love, kisses, snuggles,
"He puts a protective arm around her and she snuggles up to him."""
- No snuggles!
- Okay. Hey, not to sound skeptical, but a wheat allergy, it seems like, you know, it's like the snuggles of diseases.
- Who snuggles in a threesome anyway?
Babe, love, kisses, snuggles,
"as he yawned a big yawn and snuggled up in his bed to have lovely dreams."
...nestledin andpassedoutall snuggled up.
And he snuggled up and went to sleep.
And we snuggled all night because he fell asleep on top of me.
And yet, here we are, snuggled up like two bugs in a rug.
- I like snuggling so much.
- Look at you, Al, snuggling up to your horse.
- Sometimes I feel like snuggling into my arms a man who feels bitter orange.
- Sometimes just snuggling is good.
- They're snuggling?
"as he yawned a big yawn and snuggled up in his bed to have lovely dreams."
...nestledin andpassedoutall snuggled up.
And he snuggled up and went to sleep.
And we snuggled all night because he fell asleep on top of me.
And yet, here we are, snuggled up like two bugs in a rug.
- I like snuggling so much.
- Look at you, Al, snuggling up to your horse.
- Sometimes I feel like snuggling into my arms a man who feels bitter orange.
- Sometimes just snuggling is good.
- They're snuggling?

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