"cozy fit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that fits comfortably and snugly. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing clothing, furniture, or a relationship. Example: The oversized sweater was a cozy fit, hugging her body and keeping her warm on the chilly autumn evening.
It just didn't sound like it was a cozy fit for a relaxed style of music".
The Mets made a mistake by not pushing harder to sign Rodriguez, but the two sides would not be a cozy fit anymore.
It's a brisk read, but what makes the cookbook a cozy fit for us is because, as Solomonov will tell you, modern Israeli cuisine is all about the kind of gold-star produce available year-round in Southern California.
But there's more to Bouchon than its narrow facade implies: its long, deep space has been divided smartly into cozy areas fitted with couches, a few high and low tables and a full bar.
Diners are seeking comforting, familiar food served in a soothing atmosphere, and with patriotism high, these cozy American restaurants fit the current mood.
If you don't mind getting cozy, you can fit far more people in a space with bench seating than with chairs.
With a name like Cozy, it's fitting that Cozy Friedman would become a symbol for the Manhattan stroller-pushing set.
At the same time the jacket had a nice familiarity, with a slim fit and cozy feel that seemed grown-up.
The cabin was cozy, the logs expertly fitted against drafts.
The new incarnation is far bigger and far cozier, and it fits the food better.
The evidence and guesses to be found in "Susan Sontag" that she is an opportunist, a self-promoter and possibly a lesbian may stir some chatter around college English departments, but despite her winning this year's National Book Award for fiction, the readers who make best sellers and might recognize Ms. Sontag's name could fit into a cozy seminar.
