snuggly
- adjective
- /ˈsnʌɡli/
- Informal
- They're sensitive, snuggly cats, and it pained me to see them so anxious.
- warm and snuggly
- snuggly bed
I'm going to have to try this on, but how snuggly is this going to be in autumn?
- I'm going to have to try this on, but how snuggly is this going to be in autumn?
Examples
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If we really want to get snuggly with our date, there are places for that too, but a restaurant is not one of them.
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On cold winter nights, I love to curl up on the couch with a snuggly blanket and a good book.
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And it is so snuggly and warm.
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That sounds so snuggly and fun!
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But that sweet face and snuggly personality keeps her around!
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I think this is so comfortable, so cute and snuggly and cozy.
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Oh, look at those snuggly, little elves all ready for bed.
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He is small and super snuggly.
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He's a snuggly kid.
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It's really, you know, warm and cozy and gets me excited to be cozy and snuggly in my bed in my silk PJS.
Synonyms
Warm and comfortable in a small friendly place
Making you feel relaxed and not in pain
Soft and light, like fur or feathers
Soft and pleasant to hug or hold close
Warm and comfortable, fitting closely to the body
Warm and comfortable in a cozy way
Soft and covered with thick hair like a sheep
Very soft and thick to touch, making it comfortable to sit or lie on
Soft, warm, and cute so you want to hug it
Soft and fuzzy to touch that feels cozy
Having a soft, full, and fluffy feel like a cushion
Soft and comfortable because it has cushions or soft padding
Easy to press and feels like a sponge
Feels pleasant to hold or hug like a soft blanket
Soft and thick like a stuffed toy
Soft and thick like the fabric used for teddy bears
Having a little give when you press it
Antonyms
How Cozy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snuggly comes from the short word snug ('comfortable' or 'fit tightly') plus the ending -ly, so it describes something soft, warm and perfect for cuddling.