nestle /nesˈl/

1. To lie or press close or snug as in a nest
2. To settle comfortably or half hidden
3. To nest (archaic)

1. To cherish, as a bird does her young
2. To push or thrust close
3. To provide a nesting-place for

nestling /nesˈling or nestˈ/ noun

1. A young bird in the nest
2. Any young person or animal

• self-abandonment
• self-abasement
• self-abnegation
• self-absorbed
• self-absorption
• self-abuse
• self-abuser
• self-abusers
• self-accusation
• self-accusations
• self-accusatory
• self-acknowledged
• self-acting
• self-action
• self-actions
• self-activities
• self-activity
• self-actualisation
• self-actualization
• self-addressed
• self-adhesive
• self-adjusting
• self-administered
• self-admiration
• self-advancement