“To cozy up” in Japanese
Short answer
To cozy up in Japanese is “取り入る” (toriiru). Full meaning: to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up.
Other ways to say “To cozy up” in Japanese
取入る
toriiru to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取りいる
toriiru to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
とりいる
toriiru to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
とり入る
toriiru to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取入ッ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取入っ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取り入れ
toriire to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
とり入っ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
とりいっ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取り入ッ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
取りいッ
torii to curry favour (with), to play up (to), to cozy up (to), to butter up
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