hugger

I'm a hugger, and the human touch feels so good.

"I don't know either, but somehow you knew about Hugger."

I'm not a casual hugger, but I wrapped my arms around her.

She is starved for a mother's affection, a real hugger.

The egg of a soon-to-be-born face hugger was on the ground before him.

Stunned, the face hugger plunged over the edge and into the pit.

Bradshaw would, however, regain the title from Hugger later that night.

He was a hugger and kisser, who held his wife's hand on top of restaurant tables, not under.

Looking down, it spied another face hugger moving inexorably toward its head.

He thanked the man beside him, then stared at the serial hugger.

"Was it that same Hugger with Martha and the boys?"

One thing the company is committed to is the "tree hugger" camps.

He looked over to see the hugger scaling the wall parallel to Lex.

Margie had always been a hooter and a hugger.

For one so old and frail, the Abbess turned out to be a mighty hugger.

The restaurant caters to both the gourmand and the tree hugger.

Hugger passed the tryout, but did not immediately begin training as a wrestler.

Bear Hugger has been described as a stereotype of Canadian people.

She's an incurable hugger, and she's never in her life met a stranger.

He wanted to hug her but didn't know how, especially after her comments about the serial hugger.

That's a singulariy appealing idea even if one has to work as a planet hugger for a time to keep eating.

Space hound or planet hugger, she recognized that strength and independence of spirit.

He's an inveterate hugger who smiles easily and has a knack for even making media members feel good about themselves.

And she certainly is no wall hugger.

And the discarded shell of a face hugger.