snugged
Made cozy, secure
Snugged is the past tense of snug, meaning to make secure, tight, or compact.
Sailors snug down sails before a storm.
You might snug a knot tighter or snug a blanket around a child.
The word suggests making something fit closely and comfortably: He snugged his cap down against the wind.
Settled into a sheltered position
- tuckedFolded or pushed in
- curledFormed into coils
- bundledGathered and tied together
- cuddledHeld affectionately close
wrapped · blanketed · cushioned · pillowed · quilted · fireside · hearth · nook
Made more secure
- securedMade fast or obtained
- fastenedJoined or held together
- adjustedChanged to improve fit
- cinchedFastened or guaranteed
lashed · moored · battened · anchored · strapped · belted · tied · fixed
nestled
Settled into a sheltered position
cuddled · wrapped · blanketed · cushioned · pillowed · quilted · fireside · hearth · nook · fleece
tightened
Made more secure
cinched · lashed · moored · battened · anchored · strapped · belted · tied · fixed · positioned
harbored
Gave protective concealment
enclosed · hidden · secluded · safe · secure · tucked away · refuge · haven · retreat · sanctuary
held
Kept in grasp
nuzzled · spooned · enfolded · squeezed · clung · pressed · cuddled · embraced · snuggled · close
snuggedloosened
Made less tight
slackened · unfastened · released · untightened · loosened up