Definition

This word describes a feeling of warmth and comfort, often in a small or intimate space.

Example

I love curling up with a book in my cozy blanket.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I love how cozy this café feels during winter.

Yeah, it's the perfect spot to relax with a hot drink.

It really makes me want to come here every weekend.

Definitely! There's something special about a cozy atmosphere.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

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Example

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Conversation

I heard you approached that dog cozy at the park yesterday.

Yeah, I thought it looked friendly enough to pet.

That’s brave of you! I usually stay back until I know they’re safe.

Definition

To make oneself feel warm, comfortable, and snug, often by settling in a cozy place or situation.

Example

On rainy days, I love to cozy up on the couch with a good book.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I love how we can just cozy up on the couch and watch movies all day.

Yeah, it's the perfect way to spend a weekend!

Especially with some popcorn and hot chocolate.

Definition

A soft covering, often made of fabric, that is used to keep a teapot warm or to describe a light and comfortable atmosphere.

Example

She placed a cozy over the teapot to keep the tea warm.

Conversation

I just got a new cozy for my teapot, and it looks adorable!

That sounds cute! Does it keep the tea hot?

Absolutely, it’s perfect for chilly days when I want to sip tea.

Root Explanation

Cozy → The word 'cozy' originates from the Middle English 'cosy', which is derived from the Old Norse 'kós', meaning comfortable or sheltered. It describes a state of being warm and comfortable, often in a snug environment.

Memory Tip

Think of a warm and sheltered place, as 'kós' means comfortable in Old Norse — that's why cozy means a comfortable and warm atmosphere.

Visually Confused Words