An informal Swedish term for coziness; comfort and relaxation, especially at home. Not necessarily sexual, despite the way some Swedes use the word online: Cuddling on the couch with a partner is still _mys_, even if neither person wants to go further. Sitting by a fireplace and reading a favorite book is also _mys_, even if you're alone and don't have sex on your mind.
Det var synd att din kille inte kunde skilja på hångel och mys. (It's too bad that your boyfriend couldn't tell the difference between making out and getting cozy.)
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 15, 2006
I loved to sneak the quilt off Mom's bed when I was a girl; it was hard to resist anything that snuggly.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 17, 2006
A woman's suggestion to her partner, that she should cuddle someone nonsexually (usually in place of more erotic action). Unfortunately, this suggestion is usually rejected, willfully misinterpreted, or completely ignored.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén January 28, 2007
To make oneself comfortable, usually by moving closer to another person or thing. To embrace closely, as to show affection or offer warmth.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 26, 2004
A cyberhug symbol, usually containing the name of some person receiving the hug. May also be constructed with parentheses instead of braces ((()))
by Ingeborg S. Nordén August 26, 2004
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 03, 2006
A person (usually a woman) obsessed with cuddling. Sometimes the person herself (or her close friends) will use this term jokingly.
by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 03, 2006