| UNCOMFORTABLE | Not cosy or relaxing (13) |
| TYCOONS | Not cosy (not usually, that is) for business magnates (7) |
| TEA | It might precede break, cosy or leaf (3) |
| SNUGLY | In a comfortable, warm, and cosy or wellprotected manner (6) |
| SNUG | An old sailors' term meaning "shipshape, prepared for bad weather" that came to mean "cosy"; or, a comfortable room in a pub (4) |
| RESTED | Not tired; refreshed as by sleeping or relaxing (6) |
| ROCKER | Frenetic musician or relaxing grandmother |
| REPOSING | Smiling again for the photographer or relaxing? (8) |
| EASING | Calming or relaxing |
| LOUNGE | A communal room in a hotel, ship, etc, used for waiting or relaxing in (6) |
| OYSTERCATCHER | Cosy chatterer disturbed bird (13) |
| COMMENSURABLY | By similar standards, lumberman gets cosy deal (13) |
| ASWARMASTOAST | Cosy and snug (2,4,2,5) |
| ROMANTICMUSIC | Italian jerk takes rap for making things really cosy for the mates (8,5) |
| CARRYTOEXCESS | Cosy car exerts sway, but one can make too much of it (5,2,6) |
| COTTAGECHEESE | Healthy food, cosy home something said to give us a smile (7,6) |
| HOMEFROMHOME | Cosy and relaxing place to stay (4,4,4) |
| GUNYAH | Simple native dwelling of grass, cosy, not small, erected |
| WIGWAM | Rug cosy, but not right for native American home |
| CHAPLAINCY | Father's office provides tea, basic and cosy, not overlarge (10) |
