snug
//snʌɡ//
Adjective
snugCanonical form
snuggerComparative
snuggestSuperlative
1
Warm, comfortable, and protected from the cold or weather; cozy.
The cabin was snug and warm despite the snowstorm outside.
2
Fitting closely and comfortably, especially of clothing.
She wore a snug sweater that fit her perfectly.
3
Small but comfortable and well-organized; compact.
They live in a snug little apartment in the city center.
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Noun
1
A small, comfortable private room in a pub, typically separated from the main bar area.
We found a quiet snug at the back of the pub where we could talk privately.
Verb
1
To make oneself or something comfortable and warm; to nestle or settle cozily.
The cat snugged into the warm blanket and fell asleep.