Snug. adj. [from the verb.]

1. Close; free from any inconvenience.

   They spy'd a country farm,
   Where all was snug, and clean, and warm;
   For woods before, and hills behind,
   Secur'd it from both rain and wind. Prior.

2. Close; out of notice.

                           At Will's
   Lie snug, and hear what criticks say. Swift.

3. Silly or insidiously close.

   Did I not see you, rascal, did I not!
   When you lay snug to snap young Damon's goat? Dryden.