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:d. absol. (Chiefly with reciprocal sense.)
:d. absol. (Chiefly with reciprocal sense.)
*2. In various figurative uses. {dag}a. To compass, gain (an object of desire).
*2. In various figurative uses. a. To compass, gain (an object of desire).
:To worship (a deity). Obs. rare.
:To worship (a deity). Obs. rare.
:c. To accept (a person) as a friend; to welcome the services of (a person).
:c. To accept (a person) as a friend; to welcome the services of (a person).
:d. To accept gladly or eagerly; also, in weaker sense, to accept; now chiefly, to avail oneself of (an offer, opportunity, etc.).
:e. To accept, submit to (death, adverse fortune) with resignation or fortitude.
:e. To accept, submit to (death, adverse fortune) with resignation or fortitude.
:f. To take to one's heart, cultivate (a virtue, disposition, etc.). Obs.
:f. To take to one's heart, cultivate (a virtue, disposition, etc.). Obs.
*4. Of things: To include, contain, comprise. So of persons: To include or comprise in.
*4. Of things: To include, contain, comprise. So of persons: To include or comprise in.
*5. To take in with the eye or the mind; also with these as subject.
*5. To take in with the eye or the mind; also with these as subject.
==Description (Hug)==
==Description (Hug)==
A hug is a form of [[physical]] [[intimacy]] that usually involves closing or holding the arms around another [[person]] or [[group]] of persons. The hug is one of the most common human signs of [[love]] and [[affection]], along with kissing.[1] Unlike some other forms of physical intimacy, it is practiced [[public]]ly and [[private]]ly without stigma in many countries, religions and cultures, within families, and also across age and [[gender]] lines.
A hug is a form of [[physical]] [[intimacy]] that usually involves closing or holding the arms around another [[person]] or [[group]] of persons. The hug is one of the most common human signs of [[love]] and [[affection]], along with kissing.[1] Unlike some other forms of physical intimacy, it is practiced [[public]]ly and [[private]]ly without stigma in many countries, religions and cultures, within families, and also across age and [[gender]] lines.
