nuzzle|nuzzled|nuzzles|nuzzling in English

verb

[nuz·zle || 'nʌzl]

push against or rub with the nose or snout; nestle, snuggle

Use "nuzzle|nuzzled|nuzzles|nuzzling" in a sentence

1. The pony nuzzled my hand.

2. The pig nuzzled the truffle.

3. to nuzzle into the water.

4. Cuddle, hug, and nuzzle.

5. The child nuzzled up against his mother.

6. Sam here smelt more Apaches, nuzzled me up.

7. Evan leaned forward and began nuzzling her shoulder.

8. Here, a baby capybara nuzzles its mother in a Brazilian swamp.

9. The hippos seemed content to nuzzle alongside one another.

10. He paws at me, licks me, nuzzles me and I talk back.

11. She was nuzzling around, sucking everything in sight quite indiscriminately.

12. Walrus mothers are extremely nurturing, constantly hugging and nuzzling their babies.

13. Wally dropped his head into my lap and began nuzzling my crotch.

14. Cattle can nuzzle ball without harm to, or activation of, valve.

15. Girls did not come up to him and nuzzle him.

16. Yes, she told him, bending to nuzzle his silky hair.

17. Nicola moved her lips along Richard's neck and nuzzled his ear lobe delicately.

18. I slept fitfully, dreaming that a rat was softly nuzzling my ear.

19. 28 My dog came and nuzzled my foot to try and cheer me up.

20. The kittens like to nuzzle up against/up to their mother.

21. Two Mexican gray wolves nuzzle each other in the Sedgwick County Zoo.

22. Also mares can be ticklish round the udder and resent the foal nuzzling around that area.

23. Nor will Mr Kim nuzzle docile under China's wing, though his son might.

24. His mouth began to nuzzle her face, and she waited for him to declare himself.

25. The pigs were fascinated, vocalizing, nuzzling the surface, looking at their image from different angles, looking behind the mirror.