snug

IPA: snˈʌg

Examples of "snug" in Sentences

He lives in a snug house.
The place is warm and snug.
The sofa is snug and comfortable.
She thinks her bed is the snug place.
She was snug in her bed with the covers.
She gave a snug sweater to her boyfriend.
The soft mesh netting fits snug and secure.
The children were nestled all snug in their beds.
"That is what I call snug," said Randy complacently.
The cap is designed to easily snug onto the end of the pen.
Never have had any problems but believe in snug not cranked.
He was fairly physical—what we call snug—but I loved the contact.
The narrower end of the tie passes through the openings with a snug sliding fit.
For them there was no shelter from the cold, no shrewd crawling to leeward in snug nooks.
"I suppose," said the Prince, putting his hands in his pockets and gazing about the room with an appearance of cheerful interest, "this is what one calls a snug little place."
His whole conversation on snugness revolves around fictional children who hide or sleep in snug places within the following books: The Wind in the Willows, Heidi, The Secret Garden, and the stories of Beatrix Potter.