Word: snugged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nasty world of General Motors and General Eisenhower has, in short, proved so confusing and so dumb, so pre-occupied with false values and false gods, that the sensitive soul can only recoil in to himself, where, in a snug world--"the inner world of the human psyche," The Editor calls it--a fellow can find himself and discover the "most meaningful truth." But even in this hallowed precinct, citizen-youth finds no peace, for in withdrawal, today's young people "are endangering society's future" because they are failing to cope with the issues of the cold war. Eventually...
...protected the Lutheran churches from the excessive emotion in the wave of revivalism that swept America in the late 19th century. As for the theological liberalism of the early 20th century, it barely touched the Lutherans at all. But the Lutherans' position apart had its disadvantages too. Snug, smug and embattled in their mighty fortresses called synods, they often looked down not only on their fellow Christians but on fellow Lutherans as well. Today, while still strongly tradition-bound, U.S. Lutheranism is emerging from isolation...
...Sterilize instruments and bedding far more rigorously; staph can live, snug in blankets and mattresses, for months. ¶ Do not give antibiotics haphazardly, and never in small "preventive" doses, which probably serve mainly to encourage resistant staph strains. ¶ When an infection apparently caused by a defiant strain is detected, treat it with full doses of the most promising antibiotic. At the same time, culture the germs in the lab, and confirm (by complex tests) that the right drug is being used. Isolate the patient as far as possible...
Miler Delany was the only competitor left to satisfy the record-hungry crowd. And this time he tried. He settled into his snug, easygoing stride and watched Maryland's Burr Grim sprint ahead of him into a swift first quarter. Clearly, Grim was going to try to pace him past Gunnar Nielsen's indoor mark of 4:03.6. And Ron was willing. But he thought Grim was starting just a little too fast and he hung back, well off the pace. When Grim faded, Ron got up on his toes and ran for the record...
...holding jacket," reaching only to the hips, for four months; most of that time Margie, though at home, will still be lying in bed. After that, two more weeks in the hospital should see her up and about, walking straight in special shoes, with no more restraint than a snug jacket. Total treatment time: about 18 months...