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fluffyfluff‧y /ˈflʌfi/ adjective   - a light, fluffy cheesecake
- After a few days, there would be dozens of fluffy little chicks hatching out.
- He had fluffy white hair.
- Mix the butter and sugar until fluffy.
- She found a towel, huge and fluffy, and wrapped it around herself.
- After a few minutes she padded back into the bedroom wrapped in a big fluffy towel.
- Beat in eggs one at a time, using a rotary beater, until satiny and fluffy.
- Gradually beat in sugar until light and fluffy.
- Lightweight and fluffy, the duvet is ideal for summer use.
- The day was bright and windy and low grey fluffy clouds raced across the thin sun.
soft and pleasant to touch► soft · Her hair was soft and silky.· Apply the polish with a soft cloth.· an expensive pair of soft leather gloves· Use a good handcream to keep your hands soft. ► fluffy covered in soft, light threads, fur, or feathers: · She found a towel, huge and fluffy, and wrapped it around herself.· After a few days, there would be dozens of fluffy little chicks hatching out. ► velvety soft, smooth, and shiny and pleasant to touch: · His skin felt soft and velvety, like a baby's.· She buried her nose in the fragrant, velvety petals. 1very light and soft to touch:  a fluffy little kitten fluffy towels2food that is fluffy is made soft and light by mixing it quickly so that a lot of air is mixed into it: Cream the butter and sugar until the mixture is light and fluffy.3fluffy clouds look light and soft4not serious or important: Her new book is a fluffy romantic fantasy. |