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Blanket A large piece of fabric used to cover and protect things, often for decoration. ■ When in doubt, just throw a blanket over it to make it look like you care about its appearance.
comforts A way to make someone feel happier or more relaxed, usually by providing something pleasing or enjoyable. ■ "After a long day at work, the couch and my favorite blanket provided me with much-needed comforts."
Comfy A feeling of relaxation and comfort, often accompanied by a warm, cozy blanket or a soft couch. ■ "I'm so comfy right now with my fuzzy slippers on. I could stay here all day!"
draped To be covered or enveloped in something, especially a cloth or fabric ■ "The bed was so comfortable, I could have been draped in a blanket and still felt cozy."
Inside A place where you go to get out of the rain or snow. ■ "I'm feeling cozy inside my warm blanket."
parka A type of jacket with a hood and typically worn in cold weather. ■ Wearing a parka is like wearing a blanket on your back. It's essentially a giant hoodie that keeps you warm and dry.
picnic A social gathering where food and drinks are consumed outdoors, typically on a blanket or table. ■ The group decided to have a "wild game" picnic in the park, complete with charcuterie board and lawn games.
restless Adjective: unable to sleep or relax because of worry, anxiety, or boredom. ■ "Despite the comfortable bed and cozy blanket, John couldn't shake his restless feeling and tossed and turned all night long."
smothered To be covered or overwhelmed by something, such as a blanket or a flood of emotions. ■ I accidentally smothered my sandwich with my napkin.
snuggled To cuddle up next to someone or something in a cozy and affectionate way. ■ "I snuggled up next to my blanket while watching my favorite movie."
Snuggling The act of cuddling up close with someone or something, often for warmth or comfort. ■ John and his dog were snuggling on the couch all afternoon, watching TV together and sharing a blanket.
Soft An adjective that describes something that is very delicate and easy to damage, like a baby's blanket or a potato chip. ■ "The softest pillow I've ever slept on was made of marshmallows."
Wrapped To be completely and thoroughly covered or enveloped by something, especially a blanket or cloth. ■After getting lost in the woods, John was wrapped up in a warm quilt to keep him from getting cold.
cared An emotion experienced when one is concerned about the welfare of another person or thing, often to an excessive degree. ■ She cared so much about her cat that she made a special bed for it out of her favorite blanket and pillows. But when the cat knocked over the vase on top of the bed, she didn't care at all because it was just a silly decoration.
covered A term used to describe a situation where someone is completely engulfed in something, such as a blanket or a pile of work. ■ "John was so covered in paint after the art project that he had to take a shower before going out for lunch."
fluffy Something that has a soft, downy texture, resembling wool or cotton. ■ "The fluffy blanket was so cozy I could nap for hours." A person who is overly romantic or sentimental. ■ "She's such a fluffy when it comes to love, always going on about how perfect he is."
knitting A leisurely pastime consisting of intertwining yarn into a cozy blanket or scarf, often accompanied by conversation and snacks. ■ When my grandma asks me why I spend so much time knitting, I tell her it's because I want to be like the world's oldest living person who knit for 92 years!
quilting The art of sewing together fabric pieces to make a warm, decorative blanket or clothing accessory.<example></?><en>Mary's quilting skills are second to none. She can create the most intricate patterns and designs using her trusty sewing machine.</en>
stewardesses A group of flight attendants who are always ready to make sure their passengers' needs are met, even if it means sacrificing their own comfort. ■ "The stewardesses were so attentive that they even offered to give one passenger an extra pillow and a blanket! It's no wonder they always get great reviews."
thunderstorm A sudden, loud noise followed by a flash of bright light caused by lightning discharging in the atmosphere. ■ After hearing the thunderstorm outside, Jane quickly hid under her blanket and started humming to herself. She realized later that she had been singing the wrong song the entire time.