cling

Woo is on her shoulder, clinging to her neck for dear life.

A dusting of snowflakes still clung to the envelope, like a sprinkling of white sugar on a cupcake.

The distraught children ran to Penelope and clung to her skirts until she thought she might cry herself.

During the entire conversation between the Widow Ashton, the Incorrigibles, the admiral, and Penelope, Lady Constance had clung bravely to her branch.

Penelope and the Incorrigibles were caught and swept inside; they clung fast to one another just as they had in Euston Station on the day they arrived in London.