cosies
Knitted pot covers
Cosies is the plural of cosy, the British spelling of cozy.
A cosy is typically a padded cover that keeps a teapot or boiled egg warm: She collected vintage tea cosies.
The word also works as a verb—to cosy up to someone is to ingratiate yourself or snuggle close. (American spelling: cozies.)
Fireplace floor area
- embersSmoldering fire remnants
- glowSteady, soft light
- toastyComfortably heated
- fleeceWool still on sheep
woolen · thermal · heated · blanket · throw · wrap · fireside · radiator
State of proximity
- bondingForming close connections
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
- familiarityKnowledge through experience
- companionshipState of having company
togetherness · embrace · hug · affection · trust · rapport · connection · warmth
hearth
Fireplace floor area
fleece · woolen · thermal · heated · blanket · throw · wrap · fireside · radiator · warming
closeness
State of proximity
- bondingForming close connections
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
- familiarityKnowledge through experience
companionship · togetherness · embrace · hug · affection · trust · rapport · connection · warmth · nestled
soothing
Reducing distress or discomfort
- contentmentPeaceful satisfaction with circumstances
- easeLack of strain
- plushThick-pile soft fabric
softness · cushiony · restful · peaceful · homely · welcoming · inviting · lounging · calm · gentle
nook
Sheltered corner or alcove
retreat · sanctuary · snuggery · burrow · den · haven · nestle · cuddle · huddle · enfold
- cosies upDraws near affectionately
- tea cosiesInsulated teapot covers
- cosies up toCultivates closeness calculatedly