snudge in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

SNUDGE (verb): To nudge or push gently, often in a playful or affectionate manner.

He gave her a gentle snudge as a cue to start dancing.
The playful dog would snudge its nose against my hand for attention.
After a long day, all I needed was a comforting snudge from my best friend.
She felt a light snudge on her shoulder, breaking her concentration.
With a little snudge of encouragement, he finally decided to share his artwork.
She gave him a gentle snudge to wake him from his deep sleep.
The dog received a playful snudge from the child as they rolled on the grass.
With a quick snudge of her elbow, she signaled him to pay attention to the speaker.
He felt a snudge from the crowd as they pushed forward to get a better view of the performance.
After a long meeting, a snudge from his colleague reminded him it was time for lunch.