Snugly

/ˈsnʌɡli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is tight, close, or comfortable.

She wrapped the blanket snugly around her shoulders to keep warm.

In a way that fits or is adapted closely.

The child fit snugly in the car seat, secured and safe.

In a cozy or secure manner.

The cat curled up snugly in the sunbeam, enjoying the warmth.

So as to prevent any movement or looseness.

The lid fit snugly on the jar, preventing any spills.

Middle English snugge, of uncertain origin.

snug as a bug in a rug

Very comfortable or cozy.

snug fit

A tight or close fitting garment or object.

snug harbor

A safe and sheltered place.

snug

Comfortable and warm; tight-fitting.

snuggle

To settle or move into a warm, comfortable position.

snugness

The quality of being snug.

Feeling warm and cozy.

After wrapping up in that blanket, I feel so snugly!

Being in a comfortable and secure situation.

Ever since I got my new job, life feels snugly.