Snug

/snʌg/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To make snug; to fit tightly or comfortably.

She snugged the blanket around her shoulders to keep warm.

adjective

Comfortably closed or confined; secure and warm.

I slipped into my snug sweater on the chilly evening.

Assembling tightly or fitting closely.

The jar lid was snug, keeping the contents fresh.

Confining or restricting someone in a way that feels cozy or safe.

The kitten found a snug spot between the pillows.

Middle English 'snog' meaning 'snug, comfortable'; related to the Old Norse 'snuggr'.

snug as a bug in a rug

Completely cozy and comfortable, often used to describe being in bed or wrapped up warm.

snuggle

To settle or move into a warm, comfortable position.

snugly

In a way that is tightly fitting or cozy.

Feeling good or happy in a comfortable situation.

After a long day, all I want is to feel snug with a good book.

A term of endearment when being affectionate.

Come here and give me a snug!