cozy
- adjective
- /ˈkoʊzi/
- Literature
- The cabin was cozy, with a warm fire and soft blankets on the couches.
- warm and cozy
- a cozy room
- very cozy
I want this to be the most cosy place ever.
- I want this to be the most cosy place ever.
- It's the softest, coziest shirt I've ever worn.
- I want this to be the most cozy place ever.
- It's just delicious and rich and warm and cozy and just.
- I like being cozy and eating warm cozy food.
- Oh, look at this cozy little nook with the bench.
- And I'm a massive advocate of big cozy blankets, always have been.
Examples
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Even Manhattan, as seen from New Jersey, seemed tiny, a cozy little isle.
Fiction book (1994) -
It's a cozy little place.
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I want this to be the most cozy place ever.
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I just feel so cozy in our bed doing this.
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Los Angeles is a far cry from our cozy little village.
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This is our super cozy lodge with the fire.
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Could be sitting together, cozy in the kitchen, while Violet did her hair.
Fiction book (1992) -
This winter, my feet are like warm, cozy little marshmallows.
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Inside, the tablao was dark and cozy, with a large high stage positioned in the center of the room.
Academic text (1998) -
We thus have what appears to be a happy ending, a cozy romance come true.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
Not feeling pain or physical discomfort
Showing kindness and affection to others
Making you feel relaxed and not in pain
Having a warm private atmosphere that makes people feel close
Makes people feel comfortable and welcome like being at home
Warm and comfortable, fitting closely to the body
Warm and comfortable in a cozy way
Comfortable and simple in a warm, friendly way
Soft, warm, and comfortable like when you cuddle
A place or atmosphere that makes people feel relaxed and welcome
A small, warm, comfortable feeling like being in your house
A warm, comfortable place that makes people feel welcome and relaxed
Antonyms
Compounds
A small comfortable place, often private or hidden, where you go to relax and feel safe
How Cozy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cozy meaning warm and pleasant comes from the same Scottish word cosy meaning 'comfortable' or 'safe'. So imagine being wrapped in a soft blanket — that image explains why cozy describes a warm, pleasant place.