Pronunciation: [snˈʌɡliə] (IPA) 
The word "snugglier" is spelled with two g's and two i's. The first "u" is pronounced as "uh" while the second "u" is pronounced as "oo". The "g" sound in this word is hard, and the "l" sound is pronounced with the lips closed, similar to the "w" sound. The IPA phonetic transcription for "snugglier" is /ˈsnʌɡliər/. This word is often used to describe something that is cozier or more comfortable than before.
Snugglier is an adjective that describes something as being more snug or providing a greater sense of coziness, comfort, or warmth. It refers to the quality or characteristic of an object, space, or even a person that invites or allows for a snug or cozy experience.
When an item is described as snugglier, it typically means that it offers a greater level of comfort and provides a more secure, warm, and embracing feeling. It may refer to items such as blankets, sweatshirts, or pillows that have a soft and plush texture, allowing one to feel wrapped up or cushioned in a snug and cozy manner. A snugglier blanket, for example, would be thicker, softer, and better at retaining heat, thereby offering a more comforting and warm sensation.
The term can also be applied to describe spaces or areas that promote a sense of coziness and intimacy. A snugglier bedroom, for instance, might have softer lighting, plush carpets or rugs, and plenty of soft furnishings that create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Additionally, the word can be used to describe a person who enjoys or seeks out snug and cozy experiences, or someone who provides comfort and warmth through their presence or actions. A snugglier person may enjoy hugging, cuddling, or spending quality time with loved ones, making others feel embraced and secure in their company.
Overall, the term snugglier encompasses the idea of enhanced comfort, warmth, and coziness that encourages a feeling of contentment and relaxation.
The word "snugglier" is derived from the base word "snuggle" and the suffix "-y" to form the comparative form. "Snuggle" originates from the dialectal English word "snug" meaning "comfortable, warm, or cozy". The addition of the suffix "-y" changes the adjective "snug" into the comparative form "snugglier", indicating more snugness or coziness than something else.
