Cozy ( adjective , verb , noun )

(As an adjective)

Cozy ( adjective )

1. Providing a feeling of comfort, warmth and relaxation.
2. Suggesting a feeling of intimacy, privacy or safety.

Origin:

The word cozy comes from the old english word cosi, which means "comfortable" or "snug".

Examples:

1. The fire made the room feel cozy.
2. The blanket made him feel cozy.
3. The cabin was cozy and rustic.
4. The café was cozy and inviting.
5. The bed was cozy and comfortable.

(As a verb)

Cozy ( verb )

1. Providing a feeling of comfort, warmth and relaxation.
2. Suggesting a feeling of intimacy, privacy or safety.

Origin:

The word cozy comes from the old english word cosi, which means "comfortable" or "snug".

Examples:

1. The fire made the room feel cozy.
2. The blanket made him feel cozy.
3. The cabin was cozy and rustic.
4. The café was cozy and inviting.
5. The bed was cozy and comfortable.

(As a noun)

Cozy ( noun )

1. Providing a feeling of comfort, warmth and relaxation.
2. Suggesting a feeling of intimacy, privacy or safety.

Origin:

The word cozy comes from the old english word cosi, which means "comfortable" or "snug".

Examples:

1. The fire made the room feel cozy.
2. The blanket made him feel cozy.
3. The cabin was cozy and rustic.
4. The café was cozy and inviting.
5. The bed was cozy and comfortable.