cosied
/ˈkoʊzid/
verb
- Past tense of cosy (also spelled cozy): to make oneself comfortable or settle in a snug, warm place.
- She cosied up on the sofa with a blanket and a good book.
- The cat cosied into the pile of laundry fresh from the dryer.
- After dinner, they cosied around the fireplace to tell stories.
- Past tense of cosy: to act in a friendly or ingratiating way toward someone, often to gain an advantage.
- He cosied up to the new manager in hopes of getting a promotion.
- The politician cosied up to wealthy donors during the campaign.
- The startup cosied with investors to secure more funding.