On the bridges and in the parks of Paris, they spin and frolic, caressing and nuzzling.

NEWYORKER: Commitments

She sure got a lot of attention backstage, with little girls petting her white coat and nuzzling her muzzle.

WSJ: Primping pooches: Do's and don'ts at Westminster

They commence a nuzzling, tepid affair that consists of much leaning against driftwood around campfires they could be the impersonally handsome models in an ad for expensive sweaters.

NEWYORKER: Message in a Bottle

For a while Oberon was able to get it off of her as fast as she could put it on, nuzzling her and speaking ever so soothingly about how the boy would be found.

NEWYORKER: A Tiny Feast

The audience becomes entranced precisely by the means of making the spectacle, an absorption that, aided by menacing sound and flashing light, focusses attention on the devastation of war and, by contrast, the horsiness of a horse the rearing, twitching, and nuzzling through which its nobility and affection pour out.

NEWYORKER: Battle Stations

Johnny lives in the Chateau Marmont, on Sunset Boulevard, where, in scenes of maddening duration, he sits on his bed or on a couch, smokes a cigarette, holds a bottle of beer, falls asleep when two identical blond pole-dancers entertain him, and falls asleep again while nuzzling the crotch of a girl he picks up at a party.

NEWYORKER: Somewhere