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English adjective: snug | |||
| 1. | snug offering safety; well protected or concealed | ||
| Samples | A snug harbor. A snug hideout. | ||
| Similar | protected | ||
| Antonyms | unprotected | ||
| 2. | snug fitting closely but comfortably | ||
| Samples | A close fit. | ||
| Synonyms | close, close-fitting | ||
| Similar | tight | ||
| Antonyms | loose | ||
| 3. | snug well and tightly constructed | ||
| Samples | A snug house. A snug little sailboat. | ||
| Similar | tight | ||
| Antonyms | leaky | ||
| 4. | snug enjoying or affording comforting warmth and shelter especially in a small space | ||
| Samples | A cozy nook near the fire. Snug in bed. A snug little apartment. | ||
| Synonyms | cosy, cozy | ||
| Similar | comfortable, comfy | ||
| Antonyms | uncomfortable | ||
English noun: snug | |||
| 1. | snug (artifact) a small secluded room | ||
| Synonyms | cubby, cubbyhole, snuggery | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | room | ||
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