1. plural of cocooner; people who prefer to stay home and avoid going out in public, especially during a pandemic or period of social isolation.
Usage: informal; modern usage; often used in reference to COVID-19 pandemic behavior

Examples

• During the lockdown, many cocooners found comfort in streaming services and online shopping.
• Cocooners have transformed the housing market by seeking larger homes with dedicated office spaces.
• Some cocooners report improved mental health from reduced social obligations.
• The rise of cocooners has boosted demand for home delivery services.
• Not all cocooners are introverts; some simply prefer the safety of their homes.