a. [f. SNUG a.1] Somewhat snug; rather comfortable.
1818. Blackw. Mag., III. 404/2. We had chanced ourselves to cram Into a snuggish treckschuit.
1863. Sala, Capt. Dangerous, II. vii. 233. I accompanied him to the ‘Admiral Benbow,’ a snuggish little hostelry.
1866. Carlyle, Edw. Irving, in Remin. (1881), I. 260. The Irvings had a dim but snuggish house.
