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nestle against

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nestle (up) against someone or something and nestle up (to someone or something)
to lie close to someone or something; to cuddle up to someone or something. The kitten nestled up against its mother. The shivering puppy nestled up to Kathy.
See also: against, nestle


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The need for non-abrasive products that nestle against the polished surfaces of furniture eliminates the use of corrugated paper, cardboard or other materials.
There are swing-out racks so that the ties or belts will nestle against the wall or door, swing out to give you easy movement while you make your choice for the day, and then swing back to give you room once more to look at your shirts or dresses.
simply elegant Real pearls nestle against 14K plated gold to create a timeless yet majestic look.
 
 
 
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