Well, it can depend on the relationship. Friends or lovers can wrap their arms around the other from behind. There's nothing wrong with a hug that is not in front, as long as you both know where your at in the relationship. In depth, it can mean what the person doing the action wants it to mean. For example, the person could just trying to be friendly or if the two people are dating, then a sign of affection, but at a closer attraction.
You mean as in clipping a bridle path? Which is shaving the mane behind the head. This would be called clippers.
An ox is a bovine animal, like a cow, used to pull carts and that sort of thing. Hugging is a form of the verb "to hug" which means to embrace.
You may be allergic to your dog.
When any gender puts bunny ears behind someone's head it means they want to have highly romantic socializing
If a horsesears are back, it can mean a horse is dissatisfied with the situation they are placed in. Or they could simply be listening to a sound behind them.
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If your crush Breanna came up behind you and pushed you into a locker and then gave you a hug from behind, it means she is looking for ways to get your attention and be near you.
No I wouldn't hug a horse from behind because it could poo or wee on you and also it could run away!
The meaning behind "xoxo" is "kiss-hug-kiss-hug", while "hth" could mean either "hope that helps" or "how the hell". Its possible that this slang term could also be referring to a webpage of the same name.
It could mean he "likes" you. It could also mean that he wanted a hug and felt like surprising you
Hug = abraçocuddle = an affectionate, amorous hug.
she probably just wants to get to know you better
"abrazarse"= to hug (someone) abrazarte= to hug yourself. "te doy un abrazo" (I hug you)
a bunny hug is referred to as a hooded sweatshirt in Saskatchewan
hug him tight? obv
To hug. Grammtically it's imperative. You can translate it as "hug me".
It means "I hug you".