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Sentence Examples The Shyonite woman, who was considerably older than her husband, pouted cutely and hugged him tight. She shook her head as she hugged herself, enwrapping herself with her arms. But instead of a normal greeting like saying hello or something, they hugged. She hugged him tighter, mindless of the fact that it made her bruises ache. She shivered with fear and hugged her legs to her chest as she cried silently. She was safe, for the time being, and her family hugged her tightly, in triumph and relief and gladness. Christina's face also lit up at the sight of Kimberly and she grinned broadly, showing perfect white teeth, as she hugged her tightly. One of them, a large man with a monobrow, hugged me and told me how much he loved our president. She drew up her knees and hugged them, uncaring of whether or not it was breakfast. She buried her face into the curve of my neck and hugged me tightly, her soft voice murmuring that everything would be okay. The crowd grumbled, but oblivious to their disgruntled murmurings, Yahja hugged Yeshuah. I risked a peek, then hugged the dirt again, mud and slimy leaves rubbing against me. The black slinky dress hugged her curves and emphasized her generous bosom. It was a black halter slinky mini dress that hugged me in all the right places. The dream faded away as Zack slept on, smiling as he hugged a slumbering Curtis tighter. To my surprise, he returned the kiss and also hugged me a bit more tightly. She smoothed her navy blue plaid uniform skirt and hugged her jacket around herself tightly. They range from the downright common to the ultimate upper crust in Paul's eyes, and with every sketch the audience hugged itself with glee. It felt heavy as it hugged the bottom, slowly moving out in the flow then upstream. In the courtroom families of the victims variously sobbed hugged and smiled, as an end to their ordeal came closer. Show More Sentences Before he could focus on the living room crammed with people, he was pounced on by a short, chubby, buxom woman who hugged him fiercely. They hugged table-legs, raced up walls, skulked under shelves and stood shivering in nooks and corners. The first time we hugged, squeezing each other through thick layers of winter clothing. The lady hugged the white cat closer to her body and gently nuzzled her cheek against its soft fur. I hugged both of my parents before securing my black back over my shoulder, pulling my newsboy cap lower over my face and hurrying to my gate. I quickly ran to him and wished him happy birthday and he in return hugged me and told me to sit in the blanket because I was very cold. The last of the setting sun glinted on antennae, radar and spotlights as they hugged the stern of the pilot boat. The Italian beauty wore a grey printed vest top that hugged her growing bump, a pair of harem pants and sandals. I'm kissed and hugged and pinched by the studs, the bartenders, the drag queens, but that's it. The overdress was a deep, rich emerald and hugged her corseted waist tightly. The low waistline hugged her hips and the skirt was not heavy or overflowing. Occasionally the path hugged a precipice where updraughts hinted at deep chasms. He pulled a player for making a mistake, chewed him out, then hugged him around the neck and kissed him on the cheek. She hugged him tightly and kissed him as they stood at the top of the stairs that led to the waiting crowd below. Her arm quickly pulled him close and she hugged him tight like she'd never let him go. She was cut off as he got up and hugged her with a kiss on the cheek, close to her lips. Rob must have felt it, because he hugged him closer and kissed him on the top of the head. He hugged me tightly, kissed me and I'm sure he smelled my hair as he rubbed my back. She knelt down before her brother, and hugged him tightly kissing his head. Seizing the nearest bathrobe, I hugged it tightly around my body before whizzing through the door barefoot. Show More Sentences I clutched the gown to me and felt that feminine joy spread throughout my body as I hugged it to myself. He picked up Josie's limp body and hugged it to himself, she bled on him, but he didn't care. He hunched his legs up to his body and hugged them tightly to his chest as the night wind tore across him. She had black jeans that hugged her so perfectly that they showed off every curve in her beautiful body. She came out five minutes later, wearing jeans that hugged her hips nicely and a windbreaker jacket that was black. Jeans hugged at their hips, with a matching t-shirt, which only revealed a tiny bit of skin. She'd gone with a dress that hugged her body so tightly that it showed off her pneumatic chest and flat stomach. He tilted his head, admiring the view and the way her jeans hugged and pulled. I hugged myself with excitement as I finally told her the secret I'd been dying to tell her for the last few days. Shrieking with excitement she hugged her father, clasping him tightly in her thrilled rush. Her tight pants hugged her hips while her button down shirt exposed too much cleavage. I also told him that I needed to be touched and hugged and that I would accept the come-ons from other men. She hugged her pillow and snuggled under the warm comforter, but the sound of running water pried her eyes open again. The dress hugged my body, but not to the point where it was skin tight, and the skirt flared out just slightly to accentuate my hips. The top of the dress hugged her figure flatteringly, dipping low at the neck. A silver chain hugged the swell of her hips, holding the long chain of her pomander and her string of prayer beads. She leaned over and hugged him, her silky, flyaway hair getting in his mouth and eyes and sticking statically to his hands as he hugged her back. Crawford hugged and slapped hands with fans at courtside on the way to the locker room. Gwen hugged her niece and led her inside for something to fortify her for the days to come. He dazedly hugged me back, his eyes a bit cross-eyed but beginning to focus. Show More Sentences I was hugged to his side, and while he was on his back, I was on my side facing him, my front moulded to the side of his body. Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him. At the end we hugged and kissed each other goodbye, and he gave me his new address and email, and promised to be in touch. I would have hugged him but he looked a little unsettled at my effusive thanks, so I just said I'd name my first-born son in his honour. I pulled the eiderdown over my head and hugged myself, but my own arms gave me no comfort. The duck boats hugged the shore, giving fans an up-close view of the championship trophy and the players. For once he just wanted to be hugged and kissed and held and be told that everything would be okay. After a romantic daydream and blinking, the doe-eyed girl hugged her books to her bosom and proceeded to him with a pale face. Before Ali left, he'd hugged and kissed them all and made up an original piece of doggerel for each. Shocked bystanders hugged each other, some crying or holding their hands to their faces as ambulances, sirens wailing, evacuated the wounded. The quiet of the morning and the dark really got to Cassie as she hugged her jacket tighter to her small form. Bumblebees hugged the ground, water spiders skitted on temporary ponds, rivulets gushed from the moors and grouse kept an educated distance. Spade's jet-black hair was worn into a bun and her black flight suit hugged her curves tightly. Sean was radiant at the prospect of a new friend his age, and hugged Kat, too. By seven o'clock, Karen's bags were packed, loaded into the cab and she hugged Janine. Sarah's brother wept and hugged his mother after showing police where the eight-year-old disappeared, the court heard. Lenita cried happy tears of joy to see him alive and hugged the air out of him. The cuffs of her black jumper were pulled over her fists, and she hugged herself as if she were wearing a crocheted strait-jacket. My arms hugged around me, as if I was suddenly afraid of him, as if I was afraid that he would hurt me. She could see he was upset so she walked up to him, hugged him and apologized for keeping him waiting. Show More Sentences Guys and girls hugged, waved, air-kissed, and grudgingly slouched toward their classrooms. She closed her eyes once again as the man she loved hugged and kissed her one last time. I didn't know what to do with myself, so I just laid down, hugged myself, and started crying. His tanned face was wreathed in smiles and he hugged his two small children and gave his wife a kiss. We screamed and yelped and hugged each other tightly to relieve some of the unwanted stress. She was dressed in a long peachy pink dress that hugged her bust tightly, and was long and loose for the rest of the garment's length. The bodice hugged my form and the skirt flared to give me enough room to run. The gown had no layers and it hugged her form while allowing her legs ample room to move. He hugged her again, and she clung to him as if he was a raft in a rough sea. She was wearing loose trousers and a blouse that hugged her figure quite tightly, all her garments were black. He was lousy with lice. If I hadn't hugged him he would have bothered me all afternoon. Partner Debbie hugged the couple's son, Daniel, aged two, in a tearful farewell. Pennants flapped from the rigging like welcome garlands and tiny bandsman hugged tight their brass instruments amidst the crush. He hugged me, introduced me to some of The Fine Arts Militia, and they did a banging performance knocking us all down with the funk. I hugged the dead dog and cried a gallon of tears into its matted fur, begging it to wake up. Anna sunk down onto the steps and hugged her dog tightly, feeling the sticky, matted fur cling to her hands. The shabbos after I was declared to be in complete remission, the men of the shul danced and sang mazel tov while the women cried and hugged me. She sprawled out on the couch and hugged a bright green triangle throw pillow to her chest, sighing loudly. A man wearing tortoiseshell glasses and a trench coat emerged from nowhere, grabbed Croce, and hugged him. I scooted as close to him as I could, hugged him, and kissed his cheek. Show More Sentences I gave a whoop of joy, and, forgetting myself, hugged my brother. Her small purse draped over her right shoulder, her light blue shirt hugged at her slender figure and her jeans looked like they were suffocating her legs. He hugged it around himself and heard the squish of water in his fur. They hugged each other hard, and Ann left for her own barrack. His tight black muscle shirt hugged his chest, outlining his every curve. The jean skirt was just above her knees and hugged her curves. I stopped screaming as Brandon came over and hugged me and told me to shh. Fittingly, I've also dreamed of being hugged by liza Minnelli after winning Best Supporting Actress. First they clung to each other, then they erupted into tears and broad smiles as they hugged mothers and fathers on the tarmac of Tokyo's Haneda airport. She wrapped him with a blanket and hugged him close, kissing his forehead. The thought that such horror could be wrought by a white boy who wasn't hugged enough, doesn't seem to occur to them. An elegant black satin sleeveless dress with red lace trimmings hugged the woman's skeletal figure, not complementing her ashen complexion at all. Your books, music and videos, the food in your fridge, the bass guitars, the pictures, they were all as I knew them, and I hugged myself with joy. The two kids shouted out loud as they hugged the woman at the door. He began plucking the plants one after the other, danced, hugged me, told me exultingly that he had not had merely a new species, but a new genus. Ali walked up and hugged Gil, and the pair discussed music and racism and current events before a rapt audience. With help, he got to his feet, and when she hugged him he lifted his arms slightly as if to return the hug. One by one Leonard's team joined the loose-head prop and each hugged him in turn as the roars of the crowd penetrated the tape insulating his cauliflower ears. The way they laughed, hugged and engaged in conversation, never once uttering a bitter word about the wait. She was small and mousy, about a head shorter than me, and she childishly hugged the books she held against her chest like an elementary schoolgirl. Show More Sentences From our elevated position, in a house that hugged mist-capped Constantia Mountain, we had wonderful views of the city, spectacular sunrises and brief, breathtaking sunsets. Drag queens dressed like Gaga herself and groups in bishops cloaks kissed and hugged on the cobbled streets. While Jacques Chirac hugged the other leaders present at the gathering, to British Prime Minister Tony Blair he reportedly managed only a ceremonious handshake. I hugged her and soothed her back as she began hiccuping and sobbing. She laughed and hugged him, folding him in her wings for a second. We all hugged her after she slunk back to us, still quivering. He loved it when she put her arms around him and hugged him close. She wore no coat and a pair of old, ragged shorts hugged her slim hips. It hugged his waistline, and the dark green color brought out the lightness of the color in his eyes, making them look like light green slivers of ice. She hugged her coat tightly to her body to keep from getting a chill. Faith bounced over happily to answer it and hugged him tightly. He let go of her hand and hugged me hard, burying his red face in my neck. Her hair was swept into a lovely updo, her black cocktail dress softly hugged her curves, and her jewelry, a single strand of pearls, was subdued and lovely. Mei-Feng hugged her body slightly, the cold breeze chilling her once more, and headed up the steps, into her house, and slipped into her bed for the night. She swatted me with the end of her apron, then hugged me all over again. We felt strong and empowered and hugged each other in celebration and recognition of our emotional and physical accomplishments. Our tiny bus wound up through the Inguri Valley whose precipitous road hugged cliffs and ravines, worming through crude tunnels and skirting thick forests. Rachael, startled about the sudden show of affection, hugged him back. She sniffled and hugged him tightly, tears rolling slowly down her cheeks. The ballpark was pulsating and one fan heading back to his seat with beers set them down, hugged a security guard and slapped hands with other rooters. Show More Sentences Meredith's bright eyes danced and shimmered as she hugged her old friend. Wind-stunted bushes of willow, hazel, birch and rowan hugged the heather. And yes, we jumped up and down and hugged like absolute loons. Then she stepped forward, and hugged him while the tears spilled over. I hugged my mother goodbye and made my way into New York, in order to meet my probation officer. She hugged her knees close to her chest, her eyes tearing up again. She pulled her knees up to her chest and hugged her legs through the voluminous fabric of her skirts, closing her eyes and feeling resentment build. I managed to say goodbye to mam and my siblings by making myself think of something else as we hugged, but my dad, to whom I was closest, locked himself in the bathroom. Yet I was hugged, inundated with compliments, and told how strong I was for being on the receiving end. Revelers were all smiles as they proudly waved rainbow colored flags, held up signs supporting marriage equality and hugged their loved ones tightly! The old maid came up to him, grinning toothlessly and hugged him, tears running into the horizontal creases on her face. I tried to thank her but she just hugged me and told me not to say anything. Cut into the cliffs by hand, this narrow, winding route hugged the contours around both steep headlands. He enjoyed being hugged, backscratched, and tickled and sat quietly next to the examiner after testing while a parental interview was conducted. I deliberately made sure I was hugged separately from my wife. X's and O's applied to the inside top rim ensure your legs will be hugged and kissed all day long. He said my daughter was an absolute cutey and he hugged her and gave her a kiss. Bundaberg resident Sandy Kiddle hugged Gillard as she told of seeing her house flooded. Heather and ski instructor Milos Pogacar hugged and kissed before chatting intimately, sparking rumours of a reunion. We laughed and whooped and clapped and danced and hugged each other. Show More Sentences The first signs of truce happened at Baba Siddiqui's Eid Iftaar a few years ago, when SRK and Salman met and hugged. Then she hugged the kiddie clost to her, standing straight and queenly, her eyes ablaze, her lips moist, and red, and scornful. I took hold of her bridle and hugged her furry head, wiping tears on my arm while Loney blinked and nickered. But I have hugged and kissed them, in fact I've slabbered all over them. Tracy shed tears of joy as she hugged helmswoman Michelle Paret. Examples from Classical Literature He had spent half an hour sharpening his, and had hugged his drawing board. The alley hugged itself in the joyful sensation that it had a miser and his hoard in the cockloft. Anne hugged Patricia, and departed for her own room, stumbling over the doorstop as she went out. There he learned that dry lake had not hugged to itself all the events of the night. If it would have freed her from pain he would have hugged his own with the savage exultance of a flagellant. When it was interpreted they say old Abe danced a Highland fling, and hugged the Russians and danced all hands around. She ran to him and put her arms about him and hugged him and cried over him. Dogs are made to be hugged and coddled and given the best cushion in the boat. Johann huzzaed, hugged at Angelo's hands, and gave a lusty filial tap to Jacopo on the shoulder. I could have hugged it to my breast and cried upon the squiggly little curls that never lie flat. It was a trim body, they could see from where they stood, clad in dark garments of olive drab that hugged the lean limbs close. Then came a most exasperating moment, when I hugged the ground so close that my body felt no thicker than a playing card. He was a rankly foolish young man, and he would have hugged his follies if this particular one would have permitted him. Una crept away to her room and cried over this, but Mary hunted her out, hugged her repentantly and implored forgiveness. The whole college was smiling at them, and the foolish rho house hugged itself in the blissful silence of his sarcastic tongue. I was scared and so was roxanne as we hugged each other as women always do from fright. And she caught the orphaned George Washington to her and hugged him. She broke out into a little scream, and hugged him tightly round his neck. From every pocket of the garment protruded books, while in his hand he carried a specially large volume, which he hugged closely to his breast. And the captain looked anything but formidable as he hugged the radiator. Show More Sentences He seized Bella and hugged her to his bosom in a most stagy manner. They even hugged each other at mealtime and exchanged bits of food. And he not only patted their Royal escort, but even hugged him round the neck in the exuberance of his delight. The friend hugged his knees and enjoyed it like a well-done play. He hugged and embraced me, trying to overcome my resistance. I could have hugged both of them, but I kept an iron hand on myself. Once Jodi was on, she hugged Molly's neck and kissed the horse. Mrs. malling hugged herself, and again began to rock slowly. As they hugged the corner, they felt a third body press against them. He hugged his fiddle once more, and clumped down into the street. The death knell sounded for Tiggy the day she kissed and hugged Prince Harry as the two were leaving church at Sandringham. I hugged the babe and scrambled up the companionway to the deck. The serpent charms of self-deceit which he has so hugged are now broken. Wragge, with a pile of small parcels hugged up in her arms, anxiously waiting the issue of the dispute with the cabman in the street. Up in his room he hugged me, he was so out of his head for gladness because he was going traveling. She seized Belle's arm and hugged it ecstatically against her side. He lay peacefully asleep, with a rough little toy ship hugged fast in his arms. Jeanne hugged her foster mother in a transport of joy and affection. This sort of thing made Emma Jane nervous and fidgety, but she was Rebecca's slave and hugged her chains, no matter how uncomfortable they made her. I felt a little low in my mind as I sat up in my room after tea, and when the big, muddy, battered-looking bundle was brought to me, I just hugged it and pranced. Show More Sentences The allusion to his mother made Tom feel rather choky, and he would have liked to have hugged his father well, if it hadn't been for the recent stipulation. If they were a mind to allow it, they wouldn't ever have anything to do, year in and year out, but stand up and be hugged and wept on thirty-two hours in the twenty-four. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of hugged? Words that rhyme with hugged What is the adverb for hugged? What is the adjective for hugged? What is the noun for hugged? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words huggable hugest huger hugeness hugely huge impact hugger hugger-mugger huggers huggies hugging Huggins 6-letter Words Starting With h hu hug hugg hugge