FLUFF


Meaning of FLUFF in English

n. 1 down, fuzz, feather(s), thistledown, floss, lint, dust, dust-ball, fuzz ball Be sure you clean the fluff from under the beds 2 bit of fluff. poppet, girl (friend), mistress, Slang bit of all right, (bit of) crumpet, (bit of) skirt or stuff, Old-fashioned Brit popsy Bickerley keeps some fluff on the side 3 blunder, error, slip, mistake, Colloq howler, Brit bloomer, US and Canadian blooper They showed a video of the fluffs actors make during recordings

v. 4 muddle, spoil, ruin, make a mess of, bungle, botch, Colloq foul up, screw up, mess up, US snafu, Slang Brit cock up, balls up, US ball up, Taboo fuck up I have a funny story about how Barrymore fluffed Hamlet's soliloquy 5 fluff up. puff up, shake out or up, aerate He doesn't like the pillows on his bed fluffed up

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