comfy
C2Pronunciation
UK
- /kˈʌmfi/
US
- /ˈkəmfi/
Description
- Cozy
- Comfortable
- Relaxed
- At ease
"Comfy" is a casual way to say you feel comfortable, usually in a warm, relaxed, or easy way. Think about sinking into your favorite armchair after a long day, wrapping up in a warm blanket, or wearing soft slippers. You can use it for things, like a comfy chair or comfy sweater, and for feelings, like saying, "I'm comfy right now." It can describe physical comfort, but also a calm and peaceful mood.
"Comfy" is an informal form of "comfortable." You can use it to describe objects and spaces that feel physically pleasant—like a comfy bed, a comfy chair, comfy shoes, or a cosy room. You can also use it about people and their mood: "I'm feeling comfy" means you're calm, relaxed, and at ease.
In speech, "comfy" often sounds more warm and personal than "comfortable." It can be used for routines and situations that feel familiar, easy, and gentle, like a comfy morning routine or a comfy evening at home. Whether you are talking about a place, a clothing item, or your own mood, "comfy" captures a sense of relaxed ease and comfort.
Examples
- 1
Clothing
I changed into some comfy clothes as soon as I got home.
- 2
Furniture
This chair looks old, but it's surprisingly comfy.
- 3
Hotel
We found a small, comfy hotel near the station.
- 4
Travel clothing
Wear something comfy for the long drive.
- 5
Waiting
Get comfy; the movie doesn't start for another twenty minutes.
Phrase
get comfy
sit or lie down so you can relax
- 6
Hospitality
Make yourself comfy while I finish dinner.
Phrase
make yourself comfy
a polite way to tell someone to sit down and relax
Forms and spellings
3 forms open this card.
Main spelling
- comfyadjective
Forms
- comfiestsuperlativeadjective
- comfiercomparativeadjective