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• Comfier

  [kuhm-fee] /ˈkʌm fi/ adjective, comfier, comfiest. Informal. 1. . /ˈkʌmfɪ/ adjective -fier, -fiest 1. (informal) short for comfortable adj. 1829, colloquial shortening of comfortable. adjective Comfortable and comforting; pleasant and easy: Just reeling off their names is ever so comfy (1829+)

• Comfiest

  [kuhm-fee] /ˈkʌm fi/ adjective, comfier, comfiest. Informal. 1. . /ˈkʌmfɪ/ adjective -fier, -fiest 1. (informal) short for comfortable adj. 1829, colloquial shortening of comfortable. adjective Comfortable and comforting; pleasant and easy: Just reeling off their names is ever so comfy (1829+)

• Comfiness

  [kuhm-fee] /ˈkʌm fi/ adjective, comfier, comfiest. Informal. 1. . /ˈkʌmfɪ/ adjective -fier, -fiest 1. (informal) short for comfortable adj. 1829, colloquial shortening of comfortable. adjective Comfortable and comforting; pleasant and easy: Just reeling off their names is ever so comfy (1829+)

• Comfit

  [kuhm-fit, kom-] /ˈkʌm fɪt, ˈkɒm-/ noun 1. a candy containing a nut or piece of fruit. /ˈkʌmfɪt; ˈkɒm-/ noun 1. a sugar-coated sweet containing a nut or seed n. early 14c., “sugarplum,” from Old French confit “preserved fruit,” from Latin confectum, from confectionem (see confection).

• Comfort

  [kuhm-fert] /ˈkʌm fərt/ verb (used with object) 1. to soothe, console, or reassure; bring cheer to: They tried to comfort her after her loss. 2. to make physically . 3. Obsolete. to aid; support or encourage. noun 4. relief in affliction; consolation; solace: Her presence was a comfort to him. 5. a feeling of relief […]

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