Snuggery

Pronunciation: /ˈsnʌɡəri/

Definitions of snuggery

noun a cozy or comfortable place, especially a small, secluded room

Example Sentences

A1 I love to relax in my cozy snuggery with a good book.

A2 The cat found a warm snuggery under the blankets.

B1 The cabin in the woods had a small snuggery where we could escape the cold.

B2 The luxurious hotel suite had a private snuggery for guests to unwind.

C1 The artist's studio was a peaceful snuggery where creativity flowed.

C2 The mountain retreat had a hidden snuggery with stunning views of the valley below.

Examples of snuggery in a Sentence

formal The cozy snuggery in the corner of the library was the perfect place to curl up with a good book.

informal Let's hang out in the snuggery and watch some movies tonight.

slang I love chilling in my snuggery with a hot cup of cocoa.

figurative His office felt like a snuggery, a safe haven from the chaos of the outside world.

Grammatical Forms of snuggery

• past tense: snuggled
• plural: snuggeries
• comparative: snugglier
• superlative: snuggliest
• present tense: snuggles
• future tense: will snuggle
• perfect tense: has snuggled
• continuous tense: is snuggling
• singular: snuggery
• positive degree: snuggery
• infinitive: to snuggle
• gerund: snuggling
• participle: snuggling

Origin and Evolution of snuggery

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'snuggery' is believed to have originated from the Middle English word 'snuggere', which means a cozy nook or hiding place.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'snuggery' has evolved to refer to a small, comfortable, and secluded room or space where one can relax or unwind.