Difference between Lap Up and Croodle

LAP UP vs CROODLE: VERB

To coo.
To fawn or coax.
To cower or cuddle together, as from fear or cold; to lie close and snug together, as pigs in straw.

Gippy, Grandfather clock, Won ton, Paper towel, Tommys, Scooby, Dumpty, Fittin, Johnnys, Beer bottle, Pooky, Pizzle, Dizz, Fella, Lap

Brownnose, Hushaby, Sloom, Squirm, Scrooch, Snug, Cuddly, Dogsleep, Outfawn, Cringeling, Fawn, Cower, Nuzzle, Snuggle, Cuddle

Nicknamed, Practical joke, Rubby, Beach towel, Twinkletoes, Sad sack, Backseat driver, Gippy, Won ton, Paper towel, Scooby, Fittin, Beer bottle, Pooky, Fella

Caress, Brownnose, Hushaby, Sloom, Squirm, Snug, Cuddly, Dogsleep, Outfawn, Cringeling, Fawn, Cower, Nuzzle, Snuggle, Cuddle

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Water leaks from the tank and below, livestock gather to lap up the precious drops.
Waves lap up on the shore, birds chirp, and dragons roar off in the distance.
As they melt, the cats can lap up the water.
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Their tongues actually split in two to lap up the nectar.