cosily BrE
cozily AmE

When it's cold, I love to stay cozily home and read.

She pushed him toward his great chair, pulled cozily close to the fire.

One tiger stopped cozily behind the Martian and sat down.

Then she tucked her hand into his arm, leaning cozily in toward him.

It's archaic in a lot of ways, but also cozily familiar.

Families could huddle together and cozily struggle to keep warm.

Sawyer moved through the doorway to a large, cozily furnished office.

Finally, rocking cozily in her favorite chair, she nodded off before the fire.

"What a nightmare," she said once we were settled cozily over coffee.

At his feet lay five babies, wrapped cozily in blankets.

She leaned back against her chair, almost cozily, like a cat settling in.

It felt so good to lie with him, to have his arm hooked cozily around her waist.

The caves of Mercury are cozily warm in their depths.

Easy chairs were placed cozily in front of it.

That was back to Judy, who sat down on a bench and folded her feet up under herself cozily.

With that she put her hand cozily under his arm and led him down the carpeted corridor.

The dining rooms would be cozily romantic except for the high noise level.

But I do wish that more of the work they presented were fresher, less cozily safe.

A French couple sat for hours, pouring tea and cozily discussing films.

"What's she doing here undressed and cozily curled up on your couch?"

But he lived and the three of us slept rather cozily in my big bed for the rest of the night.

The cosmos, cozily centered on us for so long, opened up a millionfold.

The rest of the body was nestled cozily into the curve of his own.

The lyric is about a girl talking cozily with her beloved and long-separated father.

Baking a batch of soft dinner rolls makes you feel cozily competent.