snuggery noun. ['snʌg(ǝ)ri] E19.
[from SNUG adjective + -ERY.]
1. A cosy or comfortable room, esp. a small one, into which a person may retire for seclusion or quiet; a den; spec. the snug of an inn or public-house. E19.

2. A snug, comfortable, or cosy dwelling; a snug place or situation. M19.
■ A. Trollope The comfortable arcana of ecclesiastical snuggeries.

3. A snug company or party. rare. M19.

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