Pronunciation: /snʌɡ/

Definitions of snug

adjective Snug is an adjective that describes something that is comfortable, warm, and cozy.

Example Sentences

A1 The kitten found a snug spot to curl up in.

A2 The cozy cabin provided a snug shelter from the cold.

B1 The sweater was snug but comfortable, perfect for the chilly weather.

B2 The sleeping bag was snug against the camper's body, keeping them warm throughout the night.

C1 The luxurious hotel room had a snug, inviting atmosphere that made guests feel right at home.

C2 The custom-made suit fit snugly, showcasing the tailor's attention to detail and craftsmanship.

Examples of snug in a Sentence

formal The jacket was tailored to fit perfectly, providing a snug fit.

informal I love wearing my cozy sweater, it keeps me snug and warm.

slang Let's snuggle up on the couch and watch a movie, it'll be snug.

figurative The team worked together like a snug puzzle piece, fitting perfectly into place.

Grammatical Forms of snug

past tense

snugged

plural

snugs

comparative

snugger

superlative

snuggest

present tense

snug

future tense

will snug

perfect tense

have snugged

continuous tense

is snug

singular

snug

positive degree

snug

infinitive

to snug

gerund

snugging

participle

snugging

Origin and Evolution of snug

First Known Use: 1595 year
Language of Origin: Middle Low German
Story behind the word: The word 'snug' originated from Middle Low German 'snuggel' meaning 'neat, trim'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, 'snug' evolved to also mean 'comfortable, cozy, secure' in English language.