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cozy /ˈkoʊzi/  

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  • adjective
    US or Brit cosy cozier; -est
    [also more ~; most ~]
    small, comfortable, and warm
    a cozy restaurant/cottage
    The room was warm and cozy. - sometimes used in a joking or ironic way to describe a place that is not pleasant or comfortable
    She glanced around the cramped apartment and said, Well, isn't this cozy?
    friendly and pleasant
    We had a cozy dinner with the whole family.
    I spent a cozy evening reading in front of the fire.
    a cozy chat
    often disapproving :suggesting or showing a closeness between two people, groups, businesses, etc. :very close
    He claims that there is a cozy arrangement/relationship between the police and the drug dealers. - often + with
    His political opponents accuse him of getting/being too cozy with powerful companies.
    noun
    US or Brit cosy , pl -zies
    [count] :a cloth cover that is placed over a teapot to keep the tea hot
    a tea cozy
    verb
    US or Brit cosy -zies; -zied; -zying
    cozy up
    [phrasal verb] informal :to become or try to become friendly with someone in order to get help or some advantage - usually + to
    He has been cozying up to the boss lately in hopes of getting a promotion.