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(Adjective) 1. Warm, snug, and comfortable. 2. Intimate, sometimes with overtones of collusion.
(Noun) 3. A covering or container for keeping food and beverages warm.
(Verb) 4. To make (something) cozy or cozier; usually used with "up". 5. To seek someone's friendship for personal advantage; usually used with "up to".
(Noun) 3. A covering or container for keeping food and beverages warm.
(Verb) 4. To make (something) cozy or cozier; usually used with "up". 5. To seek someone's friendship for personal advantage; usually used with "up to".
1. My electric blanket helps me feel cozy at night.
2. The D.A. had made a cozy deal with the Mafia don.
3. Grandma gave me a tea cozy for Christmas.
4. Karin needed to cozy up the living room for her party.
5. You probably won't get a raise here unless you cozy up to the boss.
2. The D.A. had made a cozy deal with the Mafia don.
3. Grandma gave me a tea cozy for Christmas.
4. Karin needed to cozy up the living room for her party.
5. You probably won't get a raise here unless you cozy up to the boss.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén June 11, 2006
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1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. A book considered authoritive in its field.
2. The canon of any fictional work, such as a motion picture or a series of related novels; the history and "laws of reality" in a given fictional setting.
1. James Fixx's _Running_ is the jogger's bible.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
2. By the time _I Dream of Jeannie_ was filmed in color, Sidney Sheldon must have edited the show's bible: older episodes sometimes show Jeannie escaping from her bottle independently, but newer ones imply that she never could.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 14, 2006
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