cosied
Nestled in warmly
Cosied is the past tense of cosy, meaning to make comfortable or snug.
Most often appears with up: She cosied up to him on the sofa, They cosied up by the fire.
To cosy up to someone can also mean to ingratiate oneself, seeking favor through friendly behavior: He cosied up to the boss at every opportunity.
British spelling; American English uses cozied.
Drew close for warmth
- cuddledHeld affectionately close
- embracedHeld someone warmly
- closeNearby or to shut
- affectionateShowing warm regard
tender · bonding · togetherness · companionship · closeness · spooning · nuzzling · entwined
Settled into a sheltered position
- tuckedFolded or pushed in
- curledFormed into coils
- huddledCrowded closely together
- burrowedDug a hole beneath
nook · alcove · cubbyhole · hideaway · den · nest · cranny · inglenook
snuggled
Drew close for warmth
affectionate · tender · bonding · togetherness · companionship · closeness · spooning · nuzzling · entwined · held
nestled
Settled into a sheltered position
burrowed · nook · alcove · cubbyhole · hideaway · den · nest · cranny · inglenook · corner
blanket
Soft bed covering
toasty · woolen · quilt · flannel · cocoa · tea · embers · heated · thermal · bundled
domestic
Of the home
quaint · welcoming · inviting · rustic · traditional · charming · homestead · armchair · parlour · sitting-room
- cosied upGot warm and close
- cosies upDraws near affectionately
- tea cosiesInsulated teapot covers
- cosied up toSought closeness calculatedly
- cosies up toCultivates closeness calculatedly