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cozy

[koh-zee] / ˈkoʊ zi /


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Coffee Confessionals is admittedly small but cozy, with hardwood floors, bountiful string lights and just a few cafe tables inside.

From Los Angeles Times

I like the straightforward transaction of reserving a hotel room, not the gray area of booking with a stranger who—the cozy “host” title notwithstanding—plans to charge me for my stay.

From The Wall Street Journal

When he had awoken that morning, he had next to nothing in his cave, but now he had a cozy home.

From Literature

Mard piled dry grass on the ground for me and then covered me with giant leaves that had soft fuzz on them, so they were quite cozy.

From Literature

But unlike Jeffrey Epstein’s cozy messages with some business leaders or smiling photos of billionaires on Epstein’s island, there are no exchanges with Lifetouch executives in the Epstein files.

From The Wall Street Journal