snugness (snugnes)

The state or character of f being snug, in any sense. snusht (snush), n. [Also [Also snish, sneesh; Dan. snuse, Sw. snusa, snuff, take snuff); akin to sneeze. Hence sneeshing, partly confused with sneezing.] Snuff. Whispering over their New Minuets and Bories, with their Hands in their Pockets, if freed from their Snush Box. Quoted in Ashton's Social Life in Reign of [Queen Anne, I. 229. snusht (snush), v. t. [ Then, filling his short pipe, he blows a blast, And does the burning weed to ashes waste, Which, when 'tis cool, he snushes up his nose, That he no part of his delight may lose. Tom Brown , Works, I. 117. (Davies.)