Cozy

/ˈkoʊ.zi/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To make or become comfortable and warm.

They cozied up on the couch to watch a movie.

adjective

Comfortable and warm; giving a feeling of relaxation and contentment.

She wrapped herself in a cozy blanket by the fireplace.

Intimate or snug; inviting a sense of closeness and friendliness.

The café was small and cozy, making it a perfect spot to catch up with friends.

Well-designed for comfort or warmth.

He loves his cozy sweater that he wears during the winter months.

From the Scottish word 'cosy', meaning 'safe' or 'comfortable'.

cozy as a bug in a rug

Very comfortable or snug.

cozy up

To sit or lie close to someone or something for warmth or affection.

cozy corner

A small, comfortable space to relax.

comfort

A state of physical ease and freedom from pain.

snuggle

To settle or move into a warm, comfortable position.

nestle

To lie or sit in a comfortable position with one's arms or hands wrapped around someone.

Feeling at home or comfortable in a situation.

After moving in, I finally feel cozy in my new apartment.

To become more intimate or affectionate with someone.

They started cozying up to each other during the movie.