comfy

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: Under the bonnet & other performance accessories Of course not all bolt-on goodies were there to make the motorist more comfy.

Modifying Another Word

• very: The WTB " comfort zone " saddle is very comfy - thanks to the extra soft section near the nose.
• really: Nice to see the sea August 2003 Really comfy room!
• quite: Things being lost: quite comfy seats at The Electic.
• so: Great value and so comfy for them, just make sure you get two!
• too: Don't get too comfy Ray, Magnus will be back.
• pretty: Suzuki Marauder Pros: Pretty comfy, nice color and handled well in the snow.

Infinitive complement

wear: And it will be light, comfy to wear, pack away small ( have you ever tried to pack leathers?

Modifies a noun

• sofa: Two comfy sofas, TV with DVD, dining table for up to 4 guests.
• armchair: We had become a comfy armchair of a band.
• settee: Very popular with students particularly â maybe itâs the comfy settees?
• potty: I'd bought the extra comfy potties for the shop and so had to put my money where my mouth was!
• chair: The upstairs Costa cafe features nice comfy chairs grouped around small tables.
• seating: With its crisp, white linen, mirrored arches & comfy suede seating, the look is chic Middle Eastern.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Just be yourself, dress in what you feel comfy with.
• get: Don't get too comfy Ray, Magnus will be back.
• look: They may look comfy, but surely he doesn't expect to knock in many goals wearing these?
• seem: She prefers sleeping in this even to her big cot - the mattress is quite thin but she seems perfectly comfy on it.
• sit: They speak in a certain argot, a slang whereby they all sit down comfy, comfy - Lineker, Hansen and the rest.
• have: They 've very comfy, allow you to adjust your trim thanks to the weight pockets near the shoulders and last quite a while.