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Comfy   /kˈəmfi/   Listen
Comfy

adjective
1.
Providing or experiencing physical well-being or relief ('comfy' is informal).  Synonym: comfortable.  "Comfortable suburban houses" , "Made himself comfortable in an armchair" , "The antihistamine made her feel more comfortable" , "Are you comfortable?" , "Feeling comfy now?"






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"Comfy" Quotes from Famous Books



... sucking, thigh rubbing, and air swallowing. If the child is old enough to express himself on the subject, he will explain that these actions are performed because of the satisfaction derived from them, because it is "comfy" and "nice." Even if the child is too small to speak, the expression is that of beatitude and content. These actions are not confined to nervous children, and their occasional practice need not be taken to imply that there is any strong ...
— The Nervous Child • Hector Charles Cameron

... that my business engagements must always be settled before I can make social ones—at two o'clock then! Good-by, Caroline, dear, such a comfy night under your care! I'm going to stop in the library to speak to the major and then on to the guild if any one calls. Here's to you both!" and she coolly tipped them a kiss from the ...
— Andrew the Glad • Maria Thompson Daviess



Words linked to "Comfy" :   homely, colloquialism, cozy, snug, cosy, uncomfortable, homelike, comfort, homey, homy, comfortableness, soothing, easy



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