nestle NES-uhl verb WS #28

to settle or lie comfortably within or against something; to position oneself snugly; to be located in a sheltered or partly hidden position

1. The baby birds nestle together in their cozy nest high up in the oak tree.
2. The village nestles in the valley between two majestic mountain ranges.
3. The small cottage nestles peacefully among the tall pine trees in the forest.
4. She would nestle into her grandmother's arms while listening to bedtime stories.
5. The cat likes to nestle against the warm radiator during cold winter nights.