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snugly

[snuhg-lee] / ˈsnʌg li /


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Snugly tucked between those majestic pillars, both slated for the two-stage troupe’s larger Harman Hall, are a pair of lighter shows.

From Washington Post • Sep. 12, 2018

Snugly inside the bus lolled boys and girls of the senior science class of Williamsport, Md. High School, returning from a chemistry demonstration at College Park.

From Time Magazine Archive

Snugly encased, Bonoff s writing credit appears right after the title of three of the best songs Ronstadt has recently recorded.

From Time Magazine Archive

Snugly tidied for the winter last week were the fishing villages along the Burin peninsula, which projects southward from southern Newfoundland.

From Time Magazine Archive

Snugly ensconced behind his proboscis, he revels in its shadow, receiving tributes of attention wherever he goes.

From Mardi: and A Voyage Thither, Vol. II by Melville, Herman




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