hugged
verbHow to pronounce hugged:
Definition of hugged:
- hugged (verb):
 - to clasp (someone or something) tightly, usually with affection
 - to press (someone) tightly in one's arms especially as a sign of affection
 
Synonyms for hugged:
cheered
complimented
congratulated
Antonyms for hugged:
donated
freed
gave
given
let go
offered
pushed away
rejected
released
turned away
Other 2-syllable words like hugged
Here are some other common words that have 2 syllables, like hugged does.
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 - outwit
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 - hither
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 - answered
 - skittish
 - exult
 - awful
 - instilled
 - embroiled
 - distinct
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 - throughout
 - bespoke
 - impressed
 - twinkling
 - pleasant
 - convinced
 - sofa
 - caroused
 - tchotchke
 - Urdu
 - savored
 - sapling
 - … more
 
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