| FLUFF | • fluff n. Anything light, soft or fuzzy, especially fur, hair, feathers. • fluff n. Anything inconsequential or superficial. • fluff n. (Informal) A lapse or mistake, especially a mistake in an actor’s lines. |
| FLUFFBALL | • fluffball n. A ball of fluff. • fluffball n. A creature that resembles a fluffball. • FLUFFBALL n. a ball of fluff; something, e.g. a bird or small animal, resembling a ball of fluff. |
| FLUFFBALLS | • fluffballs n. Plural of fluffball. • FLUFFBALL n. a ball of fluff; something, e.g. a bird or small animal, resembling a ball of fluff. |
| FLUFFED | • fluffed v. Simple past tense and past participle of fluff. • FLUFF v. to make fluffy. |
| FLUFFER | • fluffer n. Someone or something that fluffs (in various senses). • fluffer n. (Pornography) One who arouses male pornographic actors before filming. • fluffer n. (UK) One who is employed to clean the tracks in the tunnels of the London Underground. |
| FLUFFERS | • fluffers n. Plural of fluffer. • FLUFFER n. a person employed on a pornographic film to ensure that male actors are kept aroused. |
| FLUFFIER | • fluffier adj. Comparative form of fluffy: more fluffy. • FLUFFY adj. downy, light and soft. |
| FLUFFIEST | • fluffiest adj. Superlative form of fluffy: most fluffy. • FLUFFY adj. downy, light and soft. |
| FLUFFILY | • fluffily adv. In a fluffy way. • FLUFFY adv. downy, light and soft. |
| FLUFFINESS | • fluffiness n. The characteristic or quality of being fluffy. • FLUFFINESS n. the state of being fluffy. |
| FLUFFINESSES | • fluffinesses n. Plural of fluffiness. • FLUFFINESS n. the state of being fluffy. |
| FLUFFING | • fluffing v. Present participle of fluff. • fluffing n. The act by which something is fluffed. • FLUFF v. to make fluffy. |
| FLUFFS | • fluffs n. Plural of fluff. • fluffs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fluff. • FLUFF v. to make fluffy. |
| FLUFFY | • fluffy adj. Covered with fluff. • fluffy adj. Light; soft; airy. • fluffy adj. (Colloquial) Warm and comforting. |