nestle
/ˈnɛsəl/
verb
- To settle or lie comfortably and closely, often against something soft or warm.
- He nestled into the soft couch after a long day.
- The kitten nestled in the warm blanket.
- She nestled her head against her mother's shoulder.
- To place or press something gently into a snug position.
- He nestled the fragile vase into a box full of packing peanuts.
- The gardener nestled the seeds into the soft soil.
- She nestled the baby's toy next to him in the crib.
- To be situated in a sheltered or hidden spot.
- A tiny café nestles at the end of the quiet street.
- The village nestles among the pine trees.
- The small cottage nestles in a valley between two hills.
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