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Etymologies
- Probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse hugga, to comfort.
Examples
“Out of lurk mode to say hi and send virtual hugs: *massive hugs*.”
“And give Tanner some extra love puffs that's what we call hugs, kisses, and 'I love you!”
“I stammered out that "I took my pay in hugs" and got dinner on the table.”
“He took a class photo, accepted hugs from the children, thanked them for pictures they made him, and even delivered them a couple of brown-paper bags full of books. now why would he read an inspirational book about landing on the Moon, if he plans to gut the program?”
“He took a class photo, accepted hugs from the children, thanked them for pictures they made him, and even delivered them a couple of brown-paper bags full of books.”
“Putin hugs Lee Myung Man to prevent him from jumping and says: Are you out of your mind?”
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“Never had a bear sniff my face but I've wrestled with tigers, gotten hugs from a jaguar and a leopard, had a lion within inches of me that just sat and stared like "maybe I'll eat him, maybe not".”
“Ah, but getting paid in hugs & kisses sure does make up for all the, what was I going to say …”
“A donated Tiffany & Co. necklace — two platinum X's hugging a diamond O, as in "hugs and kisses" — winked from around her neck.”
“The predominately female audience was more than excited to see Taylor Lautner run into the crowd to give a fan a kiss, see a little skin from Kellan Lutz as he playfully peeled open his shirt, and even get hugs from the cast as they left the stage.”
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