to canoodle
- verb
- /kəˈnuːdəl/
- Archaic
- Although Perez denies that the two were involved, the two were very, very close throughout the '90s and attended the 1993 Soul Train Awards canoodling and holding hands.
- canoodling couple
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- She posted a TikTok where she was kind of like canoodling with another hot guy and she calls him like the Australian.
Examples
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After the release of "Cake," rumor had it that Rihanna and Chris Brown were spotted canoodling in the club.
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The two lovers sat on the park bench, canoodling under the twilight sky.
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All the time in the world to canoodle with your eternal love in a fairy-tale cottage in the woods.
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The two were seen canoodling at Chris Eisel's Halloween party.
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Look at these two little soppy canoodling a bit, a bit of Scottish canoodling.
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The olds were slumped in front of the TV, canoodling and drinking wine.
Fiction book (2002) -
Sarah Marshall was found canoodling with British Rock sensation Aldous Bright... in Maui, Hawaii.
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Think about married country star Jason Aldean, who was caught canoodling with former American Idol contestant Brittany Kerr.
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After the movie, they couldn't help but canoodle on the couch while watching the sunset.
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At the beach, many couples were canoodling as the waves gently lapped at the shore.
Synonyms
Holding someone close in your arms to show love or comfort
To hold someone or a soft thing close to show love
A warm, close hug with a person or pet to show affection
To touch something gently in a pleasing way, like a breeze or sunlight
Holding someone close in your arms to feel warm and safe
To kiss a person or animal in a playful, loving way
Kissing and cuddling in a playful or romantic way
To kiss someone quickly and affectionately
To kiss and hold someone in a romantic or sexual way
A gentle, affectionate touch or stroke showing love
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Canoodle probably came from a playful mix of can and noodle, with noodle once used to mean 'head' or a soft thing to touch. So, canoodle means to kiss, cuddle, or caress in a loving, playful way, much like cuddle.