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Meanings of fluffy in English

Like down or as soft as down.

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Usage of fluffy in English
1
They may look cute and fluffy, but believe me, they are serious.
Wired
2
But it's not a fluffy, cute or sentimental story, quite the contrary.
The Guardian
3
That decision and Australians love of fluffy footwear has saved the business.
News.com.au
4
More to the point, how have songwriters approached our long-eared, fluffy-tailed friends?
The Guardian
5
Like I said, sometimes you just want to see a fluffy jumper.
The Guardian
6
I know a restaurant nearby that makes a good omelet-hotand fluffy.
After dark
7
By wearing the short cape with circular, fluffy collarette, sketched in No.
What Dress Makes of Us
8
What Kloughn might not understand was Valerie in the fluffy pink slippers.
Hard eight
9
Get chips, too: frozen-fried rather than oven-cooked, they are crisp and fluffy.
BBC
10
Fittings are of pleasing chunky wood, towels feel robust rather than fluffy.
The Guardian
11
A fluffy yellow bow was tied to the handle of each basket.
Entertaining Made Easy
12
The fluffy stuff was a large blue scarf spangled with pinkish sequins.
The Heather-Moon
13
Once smashed into flakes, leaves become a fluffy material that resists compaction.
Organic Gardener's Composting
14
He might have brought his fist down into the fluffy round whiteness.
Flesh and blood
15
The Feathered People are very tall, and are covered with fluffy down.
Myths and Legends of China
16
It wasn't nice, and it used to get fluffy in that air.
This Is the End
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Fluffy across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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