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- Dictionarysnug·ly/ˈsnəɡlē/
adverb
- 1. in a comfortable, warm, and cozy or well-protected manner: "the baby nestled snugly in his rescuer's arms"
- 2. in a way that is tight or close-fitting; securely: "the collar should fit snugly around your neck"
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Snugly means in a way that feels warm, comfortable, and protected, or in a way that fits closely. Learn how to use this adverb with sentences, synonyms, and translations.
Snugly means in a way that is warmly comfortable, cozy, sheltered, safe, etc. It can also mean closely or tightly to the contours of a person or object, neatly and compactly, or with enough money or advantages to feel secure.
Snug means fitting closely and comfortably, or enjoying or providing warm secure shelter. Synonyms of snug are cozy, snuggle, nestle, and more.
warmly and comfortably sheltered.
Snugly means in a way that feels warm, comfortable, and protected, or in a way that fits closely. Learn how to use this adverb with examples from different sources and how to pronounce it.
Snugly means fitting closely, comfortably, or securely. It is an adverb derived from the adjective snug, which means small, cozy, or well-built. See examples, translations, and related words for snugly.
Snugly means in a way that is warm, comfortable and protected, especially from the cold. Learn how to use it in sentences, synonyms, pronunciation and more with Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.
Learn the meaning of the adverb snugly, which means tightly or with limited space to move. See examples of how to use snugly in sentences and find similar words.
Snug means warmly comfortable or cozy, fitting closely or tightly, or secret or well-hidden. Learn how to use snug in different contexts, such as a small room in a tavern, a ship's preparation for a storm, or a noun.
Snug means warm and comfortable, especially because you are protected from cold weather. It can also mean fitting closely or tightly, or a small room in a pub.
