Pronunciation: /ˈhoʊmi/
noun a person who is friendly and welcoming, often in a familiar or cozy way
A1 My homey is always there for me when I need a listening ear.
A2 I invited my homey over for a movie night.
B1 I consider my childhood friend to be my homey.
B2 My homey and I have been through thick and thin together.
C1 I trust my homey with my deepest secrets.
C2 My homey is like family to me.
adjective giving a feeling of comfort, warmth, and familiarity
A1 My grandma's house is very homey with lots of cozy blankets and warm colors.
A2 The small cafe down the street has a homey atmosphere that makes you feel comfortable.
B1 The bed and breakfast we stayed at had a homey charm that made us feel right at home.
B2 The rustic cabin in the woods was surprisingly homey with its crackling fireplace and comfortable furniture.
C1 The interior designer created a homey feel in the modern apartment by adding personal touches and warm lighting.
C2 The country cottage had a truly homey ambiance, with its quaint decor and welcoming atmosphere.
formal The interior design of the house was warm and homey, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
informal I love coming over to your place, it's so homey and cozy.
slang This cafe has a really homey vibe, I could hang out here all day.
figurative The small town had a homey feel to it, like everyone was part of one big family.
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