The phrase "cuddle together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of two or more people or animals embracing closely for warmth or affection.
Example: "On cold winter nights, we love to cuddle together under a warm blanket."
Alternatives: "snuggle up" or "huddle together".
She and her stolid husband, Norm John Carroll Lynchh), a wildlife artist who paints wooden decoys, demand little; they cuddle together in bed, awaiting their child, far happier than the grasping people outside in the snow.
(Ages 7 and up) MIDWAY through this story, told in poems and pictures, two sisters cuddle together in what they call "Best Sandwich": with Amber on one side and Essie on the other with one fat pillow close by Essie's cheek and one fat pillow by Amber's.
At night, they cuddle together in their bed and go to sleep.
It helped, I suppose, that those early weeks coincided with a period of rain and wind storms, gray skies and cold weather, making us even more content to cuddle together in our cozy home.
People who have a great sex life kiss one another passionately, they kiss and touch non-erotically every day, they cuddle together non-sexually, and they say "I love you" and mean it every day.
They cuddled together on a plush couch, next to a dance hall with thick velvet curtains, surrounded by bedrooms.
Koko and Williams had struck up a firm friendship in 2001, with the two filmed laughing and cuddling together.
Filled to the extremities, happy drinkers cuddled together seemingly unperturbed by the stiff tariff of £5 a pint.
They cuddled together in a cage last night and were eating well, according to Faith Elliott, a spokeswoman for the center.
Kerry is so dumb that she believes that a photo of a pile of deceased animals in the group's current book, "The Homeless Dogs of Egypt," shows them cuddled together and sleeping.
We were romantically cuddled together, looking at Craigslist apartment ads, when he took a breath and – "I don't want to ask this," he said, "but I have to.
