SNUDGE
Source: 566, 567
snudge. Snudge, v.i. to lie idle, close or snug, stoop, ob. candle's end, tobacco powdered, perverse resentment
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Snudge (?), v. i. [[Cf. Snug.]] To lie snug or quiet. Herbert.
Source: 566, 567
snudge. Snudge, v.i. to lie idle, close or snug, stoop, ob. candle's end, tobacco powdered, perverse resentment
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Snudge (?), v. i. [[Cf. Snug.]] To lie snug or quiet. Herbert.