snugness

Phœbe talked of the snugness of being alone with her mother and Maria, and she succeeded in keeping both pleased with one another.

How it enhances my sense of snugness in the small antique, thoroughly wind-and-weather tight room in which I am writing!

This snugness of fit, he thought, undoubtedly explained why they had stayed on when all the rest of the victim's costume came off.

One envies them their warmth and snugness as one rides against the bitter penetrating winds.

About the houses and barns, also, I notice a certain snugness, indicative of winters that are cold.