Cosy

/ˈkoʊ.zi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A covering for a teapot or other item to keep it warm.

She placed a beautiful knitted cosy over the teapot to keep the tea warm.

adjective

Comfortably warm and snug.

I love curling up in a cosy blanket on cold winter nights.

Providing a feeling of comfort, warmth, and relaxation.

The café had a cosy atmosphere with soft lighting and comfortable chairs.

Characterized by a sense of intimacy or closeness.

They had a cosy dinner at home, just the two of them.

From British English, derived from the Scottish 'cosy', meaning 'comfortable'.

cosy up

To snuggle or get close for warmth and comfort.

cosy corner

A snug, comfortable nook or area.

cosy blanket

A warm and soft covering used for comfort.

comfort

A state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint.

snug

Especially comfortable, warm, and well-protected.

inviting

Attractive or inviting; welcoming.

In a close relationship or intimate setting.

They've been getting a bit too cosy for my liking.

To become comfortable and relaxed.

Let's get cosy and watch a movie.