The part of a sentence 'cuddle for' is not correct and usable in written English.
To express the concept of cuddling, you should use the verb 'cuddle'. For example, "She cuddled him for comfort."
Are we worse people for crying, for wanting a cuddle, for hoping to 'feel special' ?
She'd asked for a "kiss and a cuddle for the cameras", then lifted Shorten onto her lap.
Consider this a cuddle for your skin.
"Just cuddle for a half hour a day with no expectations".
(Pet lovers can also send URIPALS families like Cee-Cee's a Kyle plush doll to cuddle for Christmas).
TEDDY WRESTLING: AKA the snuggle and snooze, slothletes must cuddle for an entire round and not be woken by the bell.
Casey Nin, who's worked as a cuddler-for-hire at Cuddle Time for the past seven months, got into this line of work to "destigmatize the activity of touch".
For some grannies, late-life duties may involve providing cuddles; for others it's suicidal warfare.
Cuddling (for warmth) is de rigueur, said Richie Machado, 20, who has spent nearly every night of this month here spooning with new friends and strangers.
Or ever been loved, except by that one woman who gave it special cuddles for spare change that time in Weird Uncle Fiver's special place.
OK, lion tamer is a bit of a stretch, but the lion cub she controversially cuddled for a Tag Heuer shoot did look domesticated.
