snughouse

noun
UK /ˈsnʌɡ.haʊs/
US /ˈsnʌɡ.haʊs/

A snughouse is a cozy little place where you feel warm and safe.

On rainy days, the children built a snughouse out of blankets and pillows.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small, warm room or structure designed for comfort during cold weather.

The cabin's snughouse kept everyone warm through the snowy night.

3. A play fort made by children from cushions and blankets.

They crawled into their snughouse and told stories with a flashlight.

4. A quiet, sheltered spot where someone goes to relax alone.

Her reading snughouse was a corner of the attic with a beanbag and a lamp.

5. A snug-fitting cover or enclosure, such as for a pet.

The rabbit slept in its little snughouse beside the garden.