(Originally referred to the American film-rating system, in which "G" stands for "general admission".)
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Just because a movie is G-rated, that doesn't mean it's a kiddie show: ever see _The Sound of Music_?
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 17, 2006

1. A good friend or lover who is very snuggable; usually used to address that person.
2. An actual teddy bear designed for snuggling, as opposed to displaying in a collection.
2. An actual teddy bear designed for snuggling, as opposed to displaying in a collection.
1. Come here, snuggle bear, and give me a big hug!
2. Beanie Babies make terrible snuggle bears; I need something I can hold in my arms without dropping.
2. Beanie Babies make terrible snuggle bears; I need something I can hold in my arms without dropping.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 13, 2006

An informal shortening of comfortable. It often implies casual, friendly comfort: an adult wouldn't normally call a seat on the city bus "comfy", but he might describe his favorite chair that way.
Karin's guest bedroom was so comfy that her friends joked about being spoiled rotten whenever they stayed overnight.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén July 30, 2008

(Adjective) 1. Warm, snug, and comfortable. 2. Intimate, sometimes with overtones of collusion.
(Noun) 3. A covering or container for keeping food and beverages warm.
(Verb) 4. To make (something) cozy or cozier; usually used with "up". 5. To seek someone's friendship for personal advantage; usually used with "up to".
(Noun) 3. A covering or container for keeping food and beverages warm.
(Verb) 4. To make (something) cozy or cozier; usually used with "up". 5. To seek someone's friendship for personal advantage; usually used with "up to".
1. My electric blanket helps me feel cozy at night.
2. The D.A. had made a cozy deal with the Mafia don.
3. Grandma gave me a tea cozy for Christmas.
4. Karin needed to cozy up the living room for her party.
5. You probably won't get a raise here unless you cozy up to the boss.
2. The D.A. had made a cozy deal with the Mafia don.
3. Grandma gave me a tea cozy for Christmas.
4. Karin needed to cozy up the living room for her party.
5. You probably won't get a raise here unless you cozy up to the boss.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén June 11, 2006

My boss got mad when Helen leaned over the counter to hug me: "If she wants to buy something, let her...but if she just wants to love on you, save it for quitting time."
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 23, 2006

An exclamation used by the Teletubbies (and occasionally by their fans) when participating in a group hug. Often prolonged and/or spoken in a singsong tone.
NARRATOR: "The Teletubbies love each other very much."
RANDOM TELETUBBY (opening his/her arms): "Big hug!"
ALL TELETUBBIES: "Biiig huuuuug!"
RANDOM TELETUBBY (opening his/her arms): "Big hug!"
ALL TELETUBBIES: "Biiig huuuuug!"
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 25, 2006

A dance performed to the Village People song of the same name. Its main moves involve trying to form the letters Y-M-C-A with the upper body, although it includes other disco-style steps and slides.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 21, 2006
