Meaning & Definition of word "Cosy"

Cosy

/ˈkoʊ.zi/

1. A covering for a teapot or other item to keep it warm.
- Example: She placed a beautiful knitted cosy over the teapot to keep the tea warm.

1. Comfortably warm and snug.
- Example: I love curling up in a cosy blanket on cold winter nights.
2. Providing a feeling of comfort, warmth, and relaxation.
- Example: The café had a cosy atmosphere with soft lighting and comfortable chairs.
3. Characterized by a sense of intimacy or closeness.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: In a close relationship or intimate setting.

● Example Sentence: They've been getting a bit too cosy for my liking.

Meaning: To become comfortable and relaxed.

● Example Sentence: Let's get cosy and watch a movie.