Snuggle bear has been used as a soft, cuddly bear to advertise 'Snuggle' a laundry product. Snuggle cleans people's clothing and makes it soft and cuddly therefore Snuggle bear is a perfect fit for it.
No, Snuggle scent boosters are not a detergent. They are designed to enhance the scent of your laundry when used in addition to your regular detergent.
A used snuggle blanket appears to retail between five and ten British pounds. The snuggle blanket is a warm, fleece blanket with arm holes to allow the arms to be free while still staying in the blanket.
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There are a few meanings. The first is a soft bunny that you can snuggle with. The other, according to the urban dictionary, is someone you love very much and can stay in bed with all day.
A brand used on goods or services is a trademark or service mark, not a patent.
If a bear code doesn't work, it has already been used. You can't enter it again.
Danes have historically been used as guard dogs, and still have the guardian temperament in them, even though that has been eventually bred out of them. As far as guarding its human against a threatening bear is concerned, the Great Dane will do its best to keep that bear away from the human. He may not win in a potential fight, but at least he'll do his darnedest to keep the bear occupied long enough for his human master to get away to safety.
Cotton has been 'used' as long as cotton has grown upon the Earth.
The saying "Where the bear sat in the buckwheat" originates from a folk tale of a bear causing chaos in a farmer's field. It is used to describe a situation where something has been disrupted or disturbed.
a farm. the best way to get a rabbit is when the farmer has a rabbit that is pregnant ask the farmer if you can buy or have one of the rabbits offspring and so it is used to you be there when it is born so you have been there its life. but let it have a month with its mom but visit it once and a while in that month. hope you have a cute little bunnie snuggle snuggle the bunnie and let it nom nom nom on some flowers
it has been used for 41 years