Preposition: as

• bug: Once I was tucked up in bed I was as snug as a bug in a sleeping bag.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: The tailgate may be closed with the awning left up to keep the bedroom snug at night.

Modifies a noun

• fit: A snug fit under each band can be achieved in the same way.

• fitting: The Tots Wrap is more waterproof and snug fitting.

• bar: Elegant guest drawing / TV room, snug bar, full size snooker room.

• cottage: English Tourist Council - 4 stars A snug, quiet cottage on one level.

• corner: CHORUS 6. O fortune I wad you favor me In some snug corner her to see.

• bed: It's 2.30am on a freezing January morning and the pager's just woken you from a deep sleep in a snug warm bed.

Modifying Another Word

• all: For to-night I can make the poor fellow all snug with the tarpaulin of your boat.

• very: Ed ale leads to Hope where there is a very snug little pub in which we had taken refuge from the rain last summer.

• really: The string is a really snug fit in the slit.

• so: I feel so snug, back at home in my original fandom.

• up: But lovers will not see or hear or know, They're wrapped up snug in their own rosy glow.

• too: The rope around his wrists and ankles were too snug, his suit jacket was all bunched up under his armpits.

Used with why or when

• when: A fleece inner collar means that the jacket is cozy and feels snug when zipped up.

Used with adjective complement

• sit: Only a couple millimeters, but it no longer digs in to my forehead, and sits much more snug.

• nestle: The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of computer games danced in their heads.

• fit: Made of a soft rubber the rabbit fits snug at the base of the mans penis effectively helping maintain an erection.

• feel: Now, push the cylinder back down the bell until it feels snug.

Preposition: in

• winter: Under floor heating throughout keeps all the rooms snug in the winter!