Simple "coverage" seems to have won out over the drama of opinion; "readability," a cozy little word has taken the place of the old-fashioned requirement of good, clear prose style, which is something else.
The restaurant, on the site of the former Kozy Kettle, a soup place, defines the word cozy.
On Facebook, a user is alerted when someone wants to be her friend; on Smartwords, a reader will be alerted when words cozy up to one another, when allusions to Milton or the Bible or Dante pop up on the page you're reading.
Hygge . . . is the Danish word for cozy.
"Cozy is not the word from hell anymore," said the designer Michael Kors.
Midcentury Modern for Less David Colman's clutter-free, cozy (that's another word for "small") midcentury-modern kitchen cost only $5,000.
Tony Trabert, the president of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I., used words like "cozy" and "warm" to describe the stadium when he played there decades ago, but said the venue also had its shortcomings.
Words like "cozy" and "charming" are often used for small spaces, and "private" and "quiet" usually means an apartment faces the back of a building and has no views.
Cozying up to the word "nigga" is a past-time to you, so bootlegging your blackness, brownness, Asian-ness, or Indigenous-ness from from the online store of, One Race Fits All seems fitting.
In Denmark the word hyggelig, meaning cozy, is given great weight.
