Family Bonding Vocabulary

adverb in a unified or joined manner

preposition used to indicate that people or things are with each other or in a relationship

• The team worked together to complete the project on time.
• Let's get together for a study session this weekend.
• We should hang out together sometime.
• Their voices harmonized together beautifully in the choir.

verb to feel happy and proud, often about someone else's success or achievements

• The proud parents could not help but kvell over their daughter's academic achievements.
• I can't help but kvell every time I see my dog do a trick.
• My grandma is always kvelling about how great her garden looks.
• The artist couldn't help but kvell as she admired her completed masterpiece.

noun a hug or cuddle

verb to hug or cuddle closely

• The children were encouraged to huggle each other as a sign of friendship and unity.
• I could really use a huggle right now, I'm feeling a bit down.
• Let's huggle it out and make up, no need to stay mad.
• The warm sunlight seemed to huggle the entire garden in its embrace.