"Are you comfortable?"
"Ahh not really...too many pillows in my bed and my legs are all twisted"
"Aight...throw those pillows out of your bed and comfortabolize yourself"
First heard on the season 4 finale of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, it means someone who is looking/questing for comfort.
In Buffy, Joyce (Buffy's mom) asks Xander if he's looking for conquest, and he replies that he's a Conquistador, then she asks if he's looking for comfort, to which he replies that he's a comfortidor, too.
Main Entry: com·fort·a·broke
Pronunciation: 'k&m(p)(f)-t&(r)-broke, 'k&m(p)-f&(r)-t&-broke, 'k&m-f&(r)-broke
Function: adjective 1a : affording or enjoying contentment and security at the same time you don't have money to spend on enjoying contentment
b: barely enjoying physical comfortbrokeness, but it'll do.
1a: "I ain't spending a dang thang. I got money, but I'm comfortabroke."
1b: "Something is not right with this chair. It's messed up but it's comfortabroke."