Definitions
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- n. A cubby-hole or similar hiding place.
- n. A hug or cuddle.
- v. To hug or cuddle.
Etymologies
Examples
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The children's corner a dedicated "cwtch", or snug is especially delightful.
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They will never forgive the Lib Dems under her leadership if they start cwtch-ing up to the Tories.
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Our milk bottles are seen by thousands of people each week and we thought that this sticker campaign would be a great way of matching caring owners with canines in need of a bit of a cwtch!
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Whilst the Prime Minister is trying to cwtch up to Rhodri, the First Minister is discreetly pushing him away.
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And Bethan - Even though we have four children, I didn't realise how wonderful it is to cwtch a brond new little grand daughter.
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You just wait until you cwtch her for the first time - its such a lovely feeling
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It's been a long time since I've had an orgasm, oh sweet Jesus, but when I cwtch to a man I've been the closest I've been for about a year.
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Earlier Whant had denied the suggestion he was "infatuated" with Nikitta following a rendezvous with her outside her parents home a couple of years earlier where they shared a "cwtch and a kiss".
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There's nothing better after a long day than cuddling up on the sofa, with a DVD and big fat cwtch from your other half.
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I mean, throughout winter everyone just wants to cwtch up indoors.
bethan commented on the word cwtch
One of my favourite Wenglish (South Welsh Valley colloquial) words.
A cwtch - a cuddle, a hug
Cwtch up to - snuggle up to someone
All cwtched up - wrapped up warm, snuggled closely to or hidden ("She's cwtched her face away")
The Cwtch - a small hidey-hole or shed, sometimes the cupboard under the stairs.
Pronounced "cutch" but with a slightly longer "u", to rhyme with "touch" rather than "hutch"
October 15, 2008