warm and fuzzy

1. noun A highly sentimental, reassuring, and comforting emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. If all you want out of a relationship is a constant source of the warm and fuzzies, then you are going to have a hard time finding meaningful, long-term connections with people. I got such warm-and-fuzzies from visiting the lake house again after so many years.

2. noun A thing or situation designed to provoke or evoke such an emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. Toys that people grow up with tend to become a sort of warm-and-fuzzy for them later in life.

3. adjective Particularly sentimental, reassuring, and comforting, as of an emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. My dad was never a warm-and-fuzzy type of guy, but, in his own way, he always let us know that he loved us. I love this movie, it always gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling whenever I watch it.

warm and fuzzy

Friendly, affectionate, amiable. Originally used to describe a textile fabric that was literally warm and fuzzy, the term began to be used figuratively by the 1930s. Lee Child used it in Persuader (2003), “‘You still feel all warm and fuzzy about this Gorowski guy?’ She nodded. ‘It would be a tragedy to bust him.’”

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释义	warm and fuzzy warm and fuzzy 1. noun A highly sentimental, reassuring, and comforting emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. If all you want out of a relationship is a constant source of the warm and fuzzies, then you are going to have a hard time finding meaningful, long-term connections with people. I got such warm-and-fuzzies from visiting the lake house again after so many years. 2. noun A thing or situation designed to provoke or evoke such an emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. Toys that people grow up with tend to become a sort of warm-and-fuzzy for them later in life. 3. adjective Particularly sentimental, reassuring, and comforting, as of an emotional response. Sometimes hyphenated. My dad was never a warm-and-fuzzy type of guy, but, in his own way, he always let us know that he loved us. I love this movie, it always gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling whenever I watch it. See also: and, fuzzy, warm Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. warm and fuzzy Friendly, affectionate, amiable. Originally used to describe a textile fabric that was literally warm and fuzzy, the term began to be used figuratively by the 1930s. Lee Child used it in Persuader (2003), “‘You still feel all warm and fuzzy about this Gorowski guy?’ She nodded. ‘It would be a tragedy to bust him.’” See also: and, fuzzy, warm The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: cop on naughty but nice a broth of a boy broth broth of a boy a round robin round robin eleventh hour heads I win, tails you lose black market References in periodicals archive Ultimately, the trouble with many of these retreats and programs was not the mode of introduction, but the fruits of the instruction, which were also invariably warm and fuzzy. Furthermore, He will demand an accounting of our lives, and that's not a warm and fuzzy idea. A warm and fuzzy faith I've had to "give up warm and fuzzy feelings," and it's reassuring to have Saint John's idea that (perhaps) it's "to draw closer to the one who ultimately is revealed as a living flame of love." Accentuate the positive "Almost Warm and Fuzzy: Childhood and Contemporary Art," a traveling exhibition organized by the Des Moines Art Center, where it debuted in fall 1999, explored what its curators called the "world of childhood" through the work of more than thirty contemporary artists. "ALMOST WARM AND FUZZY" "DISASTERS OF WAR" Astroturf groups often hide their real agendas behind warm and fuzzy names like CARE, which distort the meaning of language in a way rarely seen outside a Pentagon press briefing. Perception is reality Luckily, the Stereophonics have made a warm and fuzzy love song. Singles of the Week It's enough to make you feel all warm and fuzzy about our own, especially if, like Morgan, one day of manual labour is enough to send you off crying to casualty with a sprained wrist. TV IRELAND: DOCUMENTARY MORGAN SPURLOCK'S 30 DAYS C4, 11.05pm From our perspective it may be necessary to give up warm and fuzzy religious feelings, or have them taken from us by God to draw closer to the One who first comes to us in darkness, but who ultimately is revealed, as John writes, as a living flame of love. What is the "dark night of the soul"? He demonstrates his devotion to this idealism through his virtuoso handicraft--a careful, delicate gluing down and subsequent decorating of his favored felt and string--which seems only the slightest touch ironic; his frank portrayals that neither play up nor play down the relationships among his subjects; and the simple pleasantness of his images, down no the last warm and fuzzy detail. JAMES GOBEL True to schmaltzy Hollywood form, Cynthia eventually has a change of heart, and EDtv turns warm and fuzzy. It loses its satirical edge, almost becoming a celebration of the media debauchery it depicts. Ellen takes on .. All the more reason to wallow in the warm and fuzzy delights of a Yuletide celebration with more than a hint of yesteryear. Review: CHRISTMAS WISHES with Sir Willard White, RLPO Nan gets all warm and fuzzy when reuniting animals with their families. Who ya gonna call? (Cool Woman)
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