- - Snuggled up
- - Curled up comfortably
- - Cozying up
- - Cuddled up
- - Settled into a cuddle puddle
- - a bit restless, in need, to get settled
- - Confused? Let's end so comfortable!
- - Took shelter, made snug
- - Ends let out and pressed close
- - Comfortably sheltered within something
- - settled cosily
- - Got nice and comfy in new Leeds building overlooking square
- - Snuggled closely
- - Got snug and cozy
- - "The children were ...... all snug in their beds" ("'Twas the Night Before Christmas" line)
- - Warmly touching
- - Like Clement Moore's children
- - Snugly situated
- - Swiss company had finally got into a comfortable position
- - Lay snugly
- - Sleet beating into window frame disregarded, was cosy
- - Like a cozy infant
- - Like a nursing infant
- - Snugly positioned
- - Snug, as in bed
- - Got nice and comfy
- - Snuggled
- - Like the children in "A Visit From St. Nicholas"
- - "...were .... all snug...": Moore
- - Securely placed
- - Like the children, in a holiday verse
- - Physically close
- - Made oneself comfy
- - Fit in perfectly
- - "The children were ...... all snug . . . "
- - Sheltered cozily
- - Settled down comfortably
- - Settled warm and snug.
- - Took shelter.
- - Fitted snugly.
- - Snug
- - Cuddled
- - Settled comfortably
- - Settled snugly
- - Snugly settled
- - Snuggled in
- - Got comfy
- - Got cozy
- - Settled in snugly
- - Settled down snugly
- - Snuggled down.
- - Sheltered
- - Fit nicely
- - Tucked away
- - Snug as a bug in a rug
- - snuggled state when the let ends, alas
- - settled for being shown the way after being sent astray
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