Snuggie
- noun
- /ˈsnʌɡi/
- US
- So I think I'm just trying to love you and say, man, if I were you, I'd want to curl up somewhere in a Snuggie and just get warm.
- wear a Snuggie
Make yourself a hot chocolate cuddle under a snuggie.
- Make yourself a hot chocolate cuddle under a snuggie.
Examples
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On cold winter evenings, I love to curl up in my Snuggie and watch movies.
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After a long day, I relax by wrapping myself in a fluffy Snuggie by the fireplace.
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Yes, I have a Snuggie.
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Your ideal night, is cuddling up with your snuggie.
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Nat, his friend is wearing a Snuggie with a bolo tie.
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Now the indoor temperature got down to 69 the other night, and I had to unpack my Snuggie just to watch TV!
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She wore her Snuggie while reading a book on the couch, keeping cozy and warm.
Synonyms
A large soft cloth you use on a bed to keep warm
A casual soft sweatshirt with a hood worn for warmth
A single piece of clothing that covers the body, often worn by babies or at home for comfort
A casual sweatshirt with a hood you pull over your head for warmth
A child's soft blanket that gives comfort
A very large, thick sweatshirt you wear to feel warm and cozy
A warm comfortable sweatshirt with a hood for relaxing or casual wear
A soft, smooth layer that covers an area like mist or snow
How Warm
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Morphology
Etymology
Snuggie comes from the English word snug, meaning 'comfortable and warm', plus the friendly ending -ie that makes it sound small or cute. That's why a Snuggie is a warm blanket with sleeves.