Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Comfy"

A: Comfortable

A: cómodo. "Comfortable" es la palabra completa. "Comfy" es casual.

A: comfortable

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A: ex. This blanket is comfy.

Comfy is short for 'comfortable'

A: This pillow is really comfy!
This jacket feels really comfy!

A: This couch is comfy.
This sweater is comfy.
These pants are comfortable.
I live a comfortable lifestyle.

A: The blanket is comfy.
I am comfy by the warm fire.

Comfy is a short way of saying "comfortable" and "cozy".

A: "comfy" just means 'comfortable' - It's something Australians do a lot, to make a word shorter.

"Come in, take your shoes off and get comfy"

A: Comfy is just a shortened and slang way to say comfortable

A: They both mean essentially the same thing, but are used in different sections of sentences. “The blanket was comfy” also works with “The blanket was snug”, but it sounds a little off. Typically with snug, you would say something like “He was snuggly wrapped in his blanket.”
Comfy is definitely the more common/casual term, though.

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The best way to understand this is to imagine a very comfortable bed.

The soft mattress makes it comfy
The warm blankets make it cozy

A: 'cozy' describes comfortable and warm while 'comfy' is a casual way to say comfortable.

A: Comfy means very comfortable.
Ex: This couch is comfy.
Comfortable is the state of comfort.
Ex: The couch is comfortable.
Ex: This bed was designed to provide comfort to its users.

A: I should buy a soft and comfy pillow.

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A: @wei21690: comfy (or comfortable)

A: It might depend on region, but I think "comfy" is a very common word. More common than "comfortable?" Maybe. It just depends on the person I think. You shouldn't feel weird about using it. Use it as much as you like.

A: I think instead of saying "It isn't my comfy time" you could say "This isn't the time for me to get comfortable" or "This isn't the time for me to relax"

A: Yeah, I'd maybe say something more along the lines of "He likes to be comfortable at home" though.

A: I'd say change the first line to this:
"These are my best, comfiest shoes!"
The rest sounds fine to me.