Definition of "cosier" [co•sier]

• Comparative form of cosy: more cosy (adjective)
• An incompetent tailor. (noun)

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• "If you are looking for something a little warmer, the case also comes in cosier-looking versions craftily constructed out of old carpet patches."
• "Their Highnesses never struck out a name; they welcomed with enthusiasm and curiosity the Hickses 'oddest and most inexplicable friends, at most putting off some of them to a later day on the plea that it would be "cosier" to meet them on a more private occasion; but they invariably added to the list any friends of their own, with the gracious hint that they wished these latter (though socially so well-provided for) to have the "immense privilege" of knowing the Hickses."
• "But on the cosier side, there's also an evening of wedding-themed shorts in Shoreditch Church, shorts projected onto your table at hi-tech Japanese restaurant Inamo, and the usual plethora of low-budget, documentary and dramatic work."