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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Can somebody tell me the difference between cuddle and cuddle up?
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'Up' in that sort of verb phrase is a participle suggesting extensiveness, completeness, wholeheartedness, etc. Other examples: hurry up, finish up, stand up, etc.
- 'Up' in that sort of verb phrase is a participle suggesting extensiveness, completeness, wholeheartedness, etc.
- Other examples: hurry up, finish up, stand up, etc.
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'Up' in that sort of verb phrase is a participle suggesting extensiveness, completeness, wholeheartedness, etc. Other examples: hurry up, finish up, stand up, etc.
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