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spoon
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Sense: Noun: utensil

Synonyms:

ladle , dipper, scoop , serving spoon, dessert spoon, teaspoon, tablespoon , soup spoon, silver spoon

Sense: Verb: scoop - often followed by 'out' or 'into'

Synonyms:

scoop , ladle , dig , dish , serve , shovel

Sense: Verb: cuddle - informal

Synonyms:

cuddle , snuggle , nuzzle, kiss and cuddle, hug and kiss, smooch (informal), neck (informal), nestle, canoodle (informal), hug , show affection

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