coziness (noun)
1coziness — cozy (Brit. cosy) ► ADJECTIVE (cozier, coziest) 1) comfortable, warm, and secure. 2) not seeking or offering challenge or difficulty: the cozy belief that man is master. ► NOUN (pl. cozies) ▪ a cover to keep a teapot or a boiled egg hot …
2coziness — noun see cozy I …
3coziness — noun The state or quality of being cozy …
4coziness — noun a state of warm snug comfort • Syn: ↑cosiness, ↑snugness • Derivationally related forms: ↑snug (for: ↑snugness), ↑cosy (for: ↑ …
5cozy — I. adjective (cozier; est) Etymology: perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian koselig cozy Date: 1709 1. a. enjoying or affording warmth and ease ; snug < a cozy lakeside cabin > b. marked by or providing contentment or comfort …
6cozy — /ˈkoʊzi/ (say kohzee) US –adjective (cozier, coziest) 1. → cosy (def. 1). –noun (plural cozies) 2. → cosy (def. 2). –cozily, adverb –coziness, noun …
7cozily — cozy (Brit. cosy) ► ADJECTIVE (cozier, coziest) 1) comfortable, warm, and secure. 2) not seeking or offering challenge or difficulty: the cozy belief that man is master. ► NOUN (pl. cozies) ▪ a cover to keep a teapot or a boiled egg hot …
8cozy — (Brit. cosy) ► ADJECTIVE (cozier, coziest) 1) comfortable, warm, and secure. 2) not seeking or offering challenge or difficulty: the cozy belief that man is master. ► NOUN (pl. cozies) ▪ a cover to keep a teapot or a boiled egg hot …
9cozy — adjective the American spelling of cosy cozily adverb coziness noun (U) …
10cosiness — noun a state of warm snug comfort • Syn: ↑coziness, ↑snugness • Derivationally related forms: ↑snug (for: ↑snugness), ↑cosy, ↑cozy ( …
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