cozey
/ˈkoʊzi/
adjective
- Warm, comfortable, and relaxing, especially in a small or enclosed space.
- The cabin was small but cozey, with a fireplace and soft blankets.
- She wore a cozey sweater and drank hot chocolate by the window.
- The café had a cozey corner with armchairs and dim lighting.
- Easy and pleasant, without difficulty or stress.
- He found a cozey job that let him work from home most days.
- They settled into a cozey routine of morning walks and shared meals.
- The negotiation was surprisingly cozey, with both sides agreeing quickly.
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verb
- To make someone feel comfortable or secure, often by being friendly or reassuring.
- She cozeyed her cat by wrapping it in a soft towel.
- He tried to cozey the crying child with a lullaby and a hug.
- The host cozeyed the nervous guests with warm tea and soft music.
- To position oneself close to someone or something for warmth or comfort.
- She cozeyed the chair closer to the fire.
- The puppy cozeyed up to its owner on the couch.
- They cozeyed together under a blanket to watch the movie.
noun
- A padded cover placed over a teapot or boiled egg to keep it warm.
- The egg cozey kept the breakfast egg hot until he was ready to eat.
- He bought a novelty cozey shaped like a chicken for the kitchen.
- She knitted a woolen cozey for her grandmother's teapot.