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snug
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*snug as a bug in a rug
Cliché wrapped up tight, warm, and comfortable. (Playful; often used when addressing a child. *Also: as ~.) The bedroom in Aunt Jane's house was cold, but after she wrapped me up in four or five quilts and put a stocking cap on my head, I was snug as a bug in a rug and ready to go to sleep. Alan: Are you warm enough? Jane: Yes, I'm as snug as a bug in a rug.
See also: bug, rug

snug down (some place)

to become comfortable and warm in a place. The cat snugged down at the foot of the bed. Finally the children snugged down and we could go to sleep.

be as snug as a bug in a rug  (humorous)
to feel very comfortable and warm because you are in bed or under a cover You get in your nice warm bed with your teddy and you'll be as snug as a bug in a rug!
See also: bug, rug


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Top clamp, as the name implies, holds the board in place by applying a clamping system (a thin metal foil) on the top of the board, while edge clamp works by tightly snugging the board in the Y direction, without foil on top of the board.
Before snugging down the half hitch, gently pull on both the tag and standing line to form the size of finished loop you want.
When I got tired of showing off and had finished checking out all the various parts, replacing the wheel, and snugging down the lugs, it was time to twist the floor-jack handle and let the pickup return to the ground.
 
 
 
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