-fē, -fi adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: fluff (I) + -y
1. : having, covered with, or resembling fluff or down
a fluffy young chick
fluffy whiskers
a. : light and soft or airy
a fluffy omelet
big fluffy cushions
b. of soil : loose and friable
c. of snow : consisting of large loose flakes with little tendency to cohere
d. of clothing : light and full
a fluffy summer dress
2. : light in mind or intellectual content : lacking in brilliance or decisive quality
a pleasant fluffy little woman
soft, vague, fluffy , uncertain policies — Geoffrey Crowther
a fluffy comedy