snuggery
/ˈsnʌɡ(ə)ri
/noun (plural snuggeries)
1A cosy or comfortable place, especially someone’s private room or den.The sides of the ceiling of the snuggery were covered with portraits of heroic Scots attired in kilts....
- The snuggery is a hollowed-out room at the top of the old gum tree, a bit like your bedroom, but a lot smaller.
- I vacillate between the determination to act, to change things, and the desire to retreat into the snuggeries of self, family and friends.
1.1 archaic another term for snug.Fortunately, path 12 emerges near Ye Olde Smoke House, everyone's image of an antique, oak-beamed country inn, complete with horse-brasses, snuggeries, and creaking leather sofas....
- In our historic snuggeries, in the beer garden or in the prince hall, you can enjoy our regional specialties.
- Our hotel has cosy snuggeries, a wonderful beer-garden, a winter-garden, a bar and a large lounge with seats for up to 80 people.
Rhymes
- torturer
- torturous
- torturously
- torula
- torula yeast
- torulosis
- torus
- Toruń
- Torvill and Dean
- Tory
- Toryism
- tosa
- to save one's life
- to say nothing of
- to say the least (of it)
- to scale
- Toscana
- Toscanini, Arturo
- to scream (also cry, yell,etc.) blue murder
- to seek
- tosh
- to size
- Tosk
- to someone's cost
- to spare