cosy up
To get cosy and comfortable, usually by curling up somewhere warm.
Meanings
To make oneself warm and comfortable, especially by curling up or moving close to a source of warmth.
"She cosied up by the fire with a good book and a mug of tea."
To move close to someone for warmth or affection.
"The children cosied up to their mother on the sofa as the storm raged outside."
Often used reflexively or describing a pleasurable physical comfort, such as curling up by a fire or under a blanket. British English spelling is 'cosy'; American English uses 'cozy up.' Note that 'cozy up to' (American) or 'cosy up to' (British) is a related but distinct phrasal verb meaning to ingratiate oneself.
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