Hugging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HUG, to clasp tightly in the arms
• fit tightly round
• keep close to
• congratulate or be pleased with oneself
• cherish or cling to (something such as a belief)
• squeeze (someone) tightly in one's arms, typically to express affection
• hold (something) tightly around or against part of one's body
NOUN:
• an act of hugging someone
• a squeezing grip in wrestling.
• affectionate play (or foreplay without contact with the genital organs)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of hug

Words related to HUGGING

hug7 hugged12 hugs8

Words that contain HUGGING

chugging16 chuggings17 bearhugging19

How to use HUGGING in a sentence

• The sisters, who had been kissing and hugging Angy one by one, now swooped upon him.
• After hugging and kissing, and weeping and laughing by turns, Mrs.
• All this while the sail itself was flying about, sometimes catching over our heads, and threatening to tear us from the yard in spite of all our hugging.
• He was hugging a rock face, feeling his way, with nothing but a few inches of a projecting seam between him and the darkness far below.
• She smiled a good deal, she chuckled, finally she laughed outright, hugging herself.
• When next grandma came she took puny Georgia home with her, and left me hugging the promise that I also should have a visit, if I would await my turn patiently.
• Close behind this, hugging it, as the men said, came gray waves of the enemy.
• Day after day we kept doggedly on, hugging the shore very closely, going in and out of every bay, and visiting almost every island, yet never seeing a single human being.
• Stella carried him inside, hugging the sturdy, blue-eyed mite close to her breast.
• They fled hugging the shore, and were cut to pieces amid the circuitous windings of the canals.
• In place of following the usual route and hugging the west coast of Africa, Cabral went off so far to the westward that one day in April, 1500, he was amazed to see land.
• Depending upon it, we had been hugging the wrong shore.
• And the old man drank it up, still hugging his emeralds.
• Satisfied that the alley was deserted save for his own presence, he would proceed, hugging the walls.
• Balcom entered the library just as Davis was about to leave, hugging close to him his brain child.
• Northampton, ever fertile in expedients, discovered that, even after the high seas were blocked, boats still crept into Calais port by hugging the shallow shore.
• Charity and Harney had secured a boat and, getting away from the wharves and the refreshment-booths, they drifted idly along, hugging the shadow of the shore.
• He slept with his arms around his harp, as a child sleeps hugging its last new toy.
• He lay hugging himself, his long narrow eyes gleaming, his full lips working together.
• Creeping up the stairs, hugging the wall, she had reached the top just in time to see, in the dim distance, the two tall white figures confronting one another.
• And so, Anne hugging her pearls, and Aunt Selina having put a final seasoning of washing powder on the clothes in the tub, we all went upstairs to bed.
• Ann was beginning to quake inwardly, though she still was hugging herself, so to speak, in secret enjoyment of her own mischief.
• Everyone was hugging Elizabeth, or shaking hands with Mr.
• Now he was on the landing, hugging the wall on the side opposite Billie.
• The woman wore a fringed shawl tied over her head, and she carried a little tin trunk in her arms, hugging it as if it were a baby.
• Unconsciously he dropped, hugging his knees, by the side of the young man, and Caroline, observing the motion, came over a little shyly and stood behind them.
• The gate barred for the night, I sat and looked into my fire for hours, thinking wild thoughts, and hugging to my lonely bosom an imaginary form.
• She passed down the bush-lined way, hugging the grassy edges to avoid leaving trace of her footsteps in the sand.
• Ma said in slavery a girl had a baby and her hugging around a tree.
• We crawled on slowly, taking care to make no noise, till we brought up behind two soldiers hugging the earth, rifles in hand ready to fire instantly.
• Elnora had no time to read so she carried one of these books around with her hugging it as she went.
• Several times they were able to make a short dash between known points, and by hugging the sheltering bank of the creek, safely reached the corral.
• And pushing his way to the front he took up a position close to the barrier, still hugging the youngest child in his arms, while Sue and the others kept immediately behind him.
• Neither did I ever hear of a Grizzly that tried to kill a man by hugging him.
• It was scarcely dusk when our patience gave out and we paddled up stealthily, hugging the shore.

Similar words containing HUGG without suffix ing

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