Cushier [adjective]

Which is all to say that when it comes to your girlfriend, I’d recommend planning a cushy trip that still captures a taste of what you love about the outdoors.

With a cushy grip and retractable functionality, these pens will feel gentle in your hands and look even better on the page.

I always think Billy had the hardest luck to be hit again just as he was coming out of it all with a safe and cushy one.

Yet the War dog worships the Army; it represents a square meal and a "cushy" bed.

I pointed out that there were many men in England half his age who had done nothing but secure cushy jobs for themselves.

A chunk out of an 'and grenade 'it 'im in the thigh, and 'e laughed like 'ell becos 'e'd got a 'cushy' wound.

Though why you wouldnt let dad get you a nice cushy job is a thing I cant understand.

E ain't bloody well goin' to do 'is bloody solderin' in a 'cushy' job in Blighty—like some of 'em.

With a heave and a snort Cushy, Barbara's favourite cow, got up.

I never got at his notion of what made a cushy death; probably something Mexican or early mediaeval.