lighthug
verbUK /ˈlaɪt.hʌɡ/
US /ˈlaɪt.hʌɡ/
To give someone a soft, gentle hug.
She gave her little brother a lighthug before he went to bed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To hold something lightly and carefully.
He lighthugged the fragile vase as he carried it.
3. A quick, brief hug of greeting.
They shared a lighthug at the airport.
4. To support someone in a gentle, comforting way.
The coach lighthugged the nervous player's shoulders.