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cozy

Definition for cozy

adjective as in comforting, soft, warm

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Beyond the tried and true method of wearing multiple layers of clothing indoors instead of turning up the heat to stay cozy, other free ways experts suggest to keep heating costs down this winter include:

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Then in July they hit up Cancun together, were seen at a cozy dinner shortly thereafter and got caught on camera sharing PDA at the U.S.

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But what gives them their current salience—besides cozy sit-downs with the nation’s top media celebrity—is their claim, a plausible one, to be speaking for others.

Books, mostly about Lenin and Stalin and communist political philosophy, lined the walls of the cozy room.

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They freeze beautifully, reheat like a charm, and make the kind of cozy, quietly impressive breakfast you’ll be grateful for when guests are still half-asleep and coffee hasn’t yet kicked in.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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