embrace; hug; hold someone in one's arms; hold something in one's arms; meet; face; bear; assume; suffer; sit on; brood; have; cherish

To open one's arms and pull someone or something toward one's bosom or make him/her or it be in one's bosom.

To hold one's chest, head, abdomen, etc., tight with one's arms.

To bear the brunt of wind, rain, snow, sunshine, etc.

To suffer a loss or debt, or shoulder responsibility, etc.

For a bird to cover its eggs with its breast or abdomen in order to hatch out them.

To have a thought, emotion, etc., in one's mind.

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hug; holding; embracing; acceptance; understanding

An act of holding someone in one's arms or for two people to embrace each other.

The state of understanding and accepting someone with an open mind.

embrace; brood; incubate; keep; conceal; give off; show; bear; carry; hold

To put someone or something in one's bosom, or hug someone against one's chest.

To put and keep something in one's bosom, so that others cannot see it.

To have a thought, feeling, etc., in one’s heart.

To hug someone or something by wrapping with one's arms.

To accept a matter, event, etc., generously.