English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Adjustable Something that can be altered to suit individual preferences.  ■ "The adjustable bed is perfect for couples because they can both find their own comfort level."

bolster A large, heavy cushion or pillow that is used to support and comfort someone while they sit or lie down.  ■ "I need a new bolster for my back. This one is just not providing enough support."

cannoli A small, cylindrical pastry filled with a sweet or savory mixture and typically fried.  ■ "I love cannoli more than pizza. In fact, I'd say they're the ultimate Italian comfort food."

chestnuts Small, hard-shelled nuts that are often roasted and eaten as a snack.  ■ "I love eating chestnuts while watching my favorite TV show! It's like the perfect combination of crunch and comfort."

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!"

Consoled To provide comfort or solace to someone who is sad or upset.  ■ "After losing the big game, John was consoled by his teammates with a round of beers and heartfelt pep talks."

cooing The act of making a soft, melodious sound, usually used to soothe or comfort someone.  ■ She spent the entire evening cooing to her cat, who was completely uninterested.

Cuddled The act of huddling together for warmth, comfort, or affection.  ■ "We cuddled on the couch while watching a romantic comedy."

dahl A type of spicy Indian curry made from lentils and various vegetables or meats. Often served with rice.  ■ I love dahl because it's the perfect comfort food for a rainy day. Plus, it's way healthier than junk food!

Ease A gentle feeling of relaxation or comfort, typically resulting from the absence of stress, discomfort, or pain.  ■ "The new couch was so comfortable that I felt at ease immediately."

hug A large, bear-like embrace that is often used to express affection or comfort.  ■ "I need a hug," John whined to his friend. "I'm having a really bad day."

Inconsolable adjective: unable to console or comfort someone, often because they are extremely upset or angry.  ■ "After hearing the joke, John was inconsolable and spent the entire evening sulking in his corner."

Luxuries Pleasure and comfort beyond what is necessary or typical.  ■ After working long hours at the office, he decided to treat himself to a luxury spa day.

needy An individual or thing that lacks something essential for survival or comfort, and is therefore in a state of extreme want or need.  ■ "I'm feeling so needy today because I haven't had my morning coffee yet."

pampered adjective: overly indulged or coddled; excessively fussy, fastidious, and overly concerned with appearance and comfort.  ■ Why did the princess refuse to go outside? She was too pampered to brave the cold!

Provider A person or thing that supplies something necessary for the survival or comfort of others.  ■ "I need a provider of coffee to get through the morning."

Sits To be in a position of comfort or relaxation, often with one's legs crossed and feet flat on the ground.  ■ After finishing his meal, John sat on the couch and watched TV for the rest of the evening.

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.

Solace A thing that gives comfort or pleasure, especially when someone is feeling sad or upset.  ■ "After losing her job, Jane found solace in eating copious amounts of junk food and watching reality TV."

warmth A feeling of contentment and happiness, often accompanied by a sense of coziness or comfort.  ■ "I get so warm and fuzzy inside when I see my puppy."

yummy A food that is so delicious, it's like a party in your mouth. It's the ultimate comfort food.  ■ "That yummy pizza was the highlight of my day!

adjustment A subtle change in the position or orientation of something, often made in order to improve comfort or convenience.  ■ "I had to make a small adjustment to my seatbelt so that it didn't feel too tight around my waist."

Comforter A person who provides emotional support and comfort to someone who is upset or going through a difficult time.  ■ "I'm so glad I have my comforter by my side during these tough times. They always know how to make me laugh and feel better."

Concept A mental idea or notion, often abstract and intangible, but also capable of being expressed through physical objects or experiences.  ■ "I had a concept for a new type of shoe that would be the ultimate fusion of comfort and style. Unfortunately, it was just a concept."

consolation A type of comfort or solace that is often given in times of sadness or disappointment.  ■ "I tried to cheer up my friend with some jokes, but all she wanted was consolation. It's not easy being a comedian sometimes."

correspondence The act of writing letters to one's correspondents while pretending that they are all in the same room, and thus avoiding the need to leave the comfort of one's own home.  ■ "I wrote a letter to my correspondent, but then I realized I didn't have any stamps and had to go outside. It was such a hassle!

culottes noun - a garment covering the legs from the waist to the ankles, typically made of lightweight fabric and worn for comfort in hot weather  ■ "She wore her culottes to the beach because they were more comfortable than a swimsuit."  ■ "The man wearing only his boxer briefs and culottes was clearly overdressed for the occasion."

Environmentalist A person who is extremely concerned about the environment and takes all necessary measures to protect it, even if it means sacrificing their own comfort.  ■ "I don't understand why environmentalists are so willing to give up their own privacy just to save a few trees. It's ridiculous!"

Home A place where people live and have a sense of belonging, often associated with the feeling of security and comfort.  ■ The smell of freshly baked cookies wafted through the air at home, making everyone's mouth water., A place where one can feel safe and protected from the outside world.  ■ When I got stuck with a flat tire on the side of the road, my home was just a few miles away and I knew I could count on my family to help me out.

pusher A person who insists that you try something new or take on a challenge.  ■ "Don't be afraid to step outside of your comfort zone and try new things," said the pusher, as she convinced her friend to go bungee jumping.

Relief A sudden and striking change in circumstances, often from bad to good or vice versa. It can also refer to the act of providing relief or comfort to someone.  ■ "I was feeling so stressed out, but after hearing my friend's joke, I felt a huge wave of relief wash over me!"

scriptures A collection of religious texts written in a language that no one can understand.  ■ "I don't know what I would do without my scriptures. They help me make sense of the world and give me comfort when I'm feeling lost."

Snug A feeling of warmth, comfort, and happiness that comes from being in a cozy or snug situation.  ■ "I'm always cold at work, but when I put on my favorite sweater and sat by the fireplace, I felt a warm and snug feeling wash over me."

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."

Uprooted To be pulled from one's home, community, or place of comfort and security and thrust into a new and unfamiliar environment.  ■ "When I found out my company was closing down, I felt uprooted. I had worked there for 20 years and had made so many close friends. Now I was stuck in a job search with no idea where to start."