snug down

1. To secure the equipment, gear, or parts of a ship or other seafaring vessel that could be damaged or blown away in preparation for an oncoming storm. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "snug" and "down." We scrambled to snug down the sailboat as the wind and rain began to intensify. I found myself wishing I had my wife with my to snug the yacht down at the end of the day.

2. To settle into a very warm, comfortable, cozy position. When I was in my twenties, I loved to go out to parties on Friday nights, but now I'm happy to just snug down in front of the TV with a good movie.

snug down (some place)

to become comfortable and warm in a place. The cat snugged down at the foot of the bed. Finally the children snugged down and we could go to sleep.

snug down

To prepare some vessel to weather a storm, as by taking in sail or securing movable gear: The sailors snugged down the ship. Let's snug the boat down before the storm comes.

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释义	snug down snug down 1. To secure the equipment, gear, or parts of a ship or other seafaring vessel that could be damaged or blown away in preparation for an oncoming storm. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "snug" and "down." We scrambled to snug down the sailboat as the wind and rain began to intensify. I found myself wishing I had my wife with my to snug the yacht down at the end of the day. 2. To settle into a very warm, comfortable, cozy position. When I was in my twenties, I loved to go out to parties on Friday nights, but now I'm happy to just snug down in front of the TV with a good movie. See also: down, snug Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. snug down (some place) to become comfortable and warm in a place. The cat snugged down at the foot of the bed. Finally the children snugged down and we could go to sleep. See also: down, snug McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. snug down v. To prepare some vessel to weather a storm, as by taking in sail or securing movable gear: The sailors snugged down the ship. Let's snug the boat down before the storm comes. See also: down, snug The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: be blown away be blown away by something blown away blow away blow someone away blowed away brace abox on the stocks in gear out of gear References in periodicals archive Screw the stud with spacer (2) into the lug (4) and snug down the stud. Better swivel protects receiver USE A 1/8-IN HEX (ALLEN) WRENCH TO SNUG DOWN THE SCREWS IN THE DRIVE SPROCKET. Making PM work Screw the lug with spacer into the stud and snug down the lug. Bad pintle, better swivel Keep the support and bracket tight by always using new lock washers, NSN 5310-00-584-5272: Then snug down the bolts, NSN 5305-01-396-0996, nice and tight. M109A6 Paladin ... take jiggle out of M93
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