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Meanings of very cosy in English

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Usage of very cosy in English
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We entered to find ourselves in a small and very cosy room.
Bat Wing
2
Up-stairs there was a very cosy party who came in by degrees.
The American Senator
3
At the very least, this is a very cosy and lucrative relationship.
The Guardian
4
Well, if he means settling, he's made himself a very cosy nest.
At Love's Cost
5
I'm very cosy, thank you, and I don't know why I sighed.
Work: A Story of Experience
6
Many years before, the cabin had no doubt been very cosy, if small.
The preacher
7
They were all very cosy and comfortable; and the something strong went briskly round.
Mudfog and Other Sketches
8
He is very cosy there, in a nice new hut.
At Ypres with Best-Dunkley
9
It was a very cosy little party, and they all enjoyed themselves very much.
A Peep Behind the Scenes
10
They were very cosy and happy, and she talked incessantly.
The Captives
11
Mr. Hamilton declared that we looked very cosy when he first found us there.
Uncle Max
12
The little sitting-room was very cosy in the firelight.
'Me and Nobbles'
13
And it is very cosy here, isn't it.
The Trial
14
The little drawing-room looked very cosy; the fire was burning, the lamp lighted, the thick curtains drawn.
Fortitude
15
The little room looked very cosy when Mary had made up the fire and lighted the lamp.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
16
The study looked very cosy when we entered it, and Uncle Max gave us a warm welcome.
Uncle Max
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