creature comfort



creature comfort

Something that contributes to physical comfort, such as food, clothing, or housing. For example, Dean always stayed in the best hotels; he valued his creature comforts. This idiom was first recorded in 1659.
See also: comfort, creature

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
FarrellFAHR-əlEnglish
Blackman[blækmən]
Henrich-Slovak
Cartwright['ka:t.rait]
Verona-Various
KaelynKAY-linEnglish (Modern)