Fluff

What do we mean by fluff?

Light down or fuzz, as on a young bird or on a dandelion or milkweed seed. noun

Something having a very light, soft, or frothy consistency or appearance. noun

Something of little substance or consequence, especially. noun

Light or superficial entertainment. noun

Inflated or padded material. noun

The parts of a junked car that are not metal and cannot be recycled. noun

An error, especially in the delivery of lines, as by an actor or announcer. noun

To make fluffy. intransitive verb

To ruin or mar by a mistake or blunder. intransitive verb

To forget or botch (one's lines). intransitive verb

To cause (a man) to be sufficiently aroused so that he is able to have sexual intercourse, especially in a pornographic film. intransitive verb

To become fluffy. intransitive verb

To make an error, especially to forget or botch one's lines. intransitive verb

A puff. noun

A slight explosion of gunpowder. noun

Light down or nap such as rises from cotton, beds, etc., when agitated; flue. noun

Something downy or fluffy. noun

To cause to puff.

To treat with fluff or powder.

Anything light, soft or fuzzy, especially fur, hair, feathers.

Anything inconsequential or superficial.

A lapse or mistake, especially a mistake in an actor's lines.

Marshmallow creme.

A passive partner in a lesbian relationship.

A fart.

Words that are spelled similarly to fluff:
fluff, bluff, luff, sluff, fuff, cluff, pluff, fluf, flaff.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fluff:
fluffernutter, singeing, awn, muff, marshmallow, waddle, lint, fluffy, navel, pulp, gravy, puff, yarn, cloak, feathers, peanut, tire, sandwich, fest, purity, kirby, jar, sized, dee, pie, patch, butter, fold, cord, freeman, wool, throat, stuff, fairy, nest, aunt, stick, pretty, magic, hair, seeds, fun, bit, pieces, trio, produces, nick, silent, marie, sweet, soft, fly, comedy, kind, anything, piece, paper, praised, removed, mill.

Words that rhyme with fluff:
tough, buff, stuff, rough, enough, slough, bluff, puff, cuff, rebuff, huff, snuff, duff, ruff, gruff, scuff, scruff, muff, tuff, guff, chuff, luff, foodstuff, hough, earmuff, spliff, handcuff, sluff, stough, bruff, ruffe, fisticuff, cluff, macduff, dyestuff, off the cuff, ruf, pluff, overstuff, knuff, shruff, shuff, mcduff, cream puff, acuff, sure enough, good enough, hot stuff, in the buff, leboeuf, oddly enough, neck ruff, schuff, cuffe, get tough, sob stuff, soon enough, well enough, strangely enough, scottsbluff, small stuff, real stuff, create from raw stuff, trouser cuff, curiously enough, interestingly enough, goodnough, mcgough, dayhuff, lebouef, mcgeough, petstuff, piedboeuf, vakuf.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fluff:
white, dandelion, little, soft, yellow, much, mere, downy, black, gray, pink, more, grey, light, brown, pure, golden, fine, dark, silky, romantic, dusty, green, pale, red, fuch, less, thick, loose, cottony, feathery, imaginary, unnecessary, blue, sentimental, like, tiny, dry, blond, harmless, extra, thin, usual, coloured, verbal, woolly, extraneous, gingery, filthy, reddish, quick, rhetorical, delicate, useless, ashen, silken, meaningless, bright, invisible, abdominal, cotton, faint, inconsequential, snowy, wet, feminine, musical, dense, silly, pretty, powdery, orange, sooty, silvery, ravelled, slight, colored, marshmallow, under.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fluff:
ball, button, balls.

Words that sound like fluff:
fluff, fluffy, fla, fluffed, fluffer, fluffs, fuff, fuf, flia, flf, aleph, oluf, fef, feff, fiff, fly, flow, flee, flaw, flew, flu, flush, flea, fife, flo, flue, flay, floe, fief, foof, fluck, fyfe, fif, flage, flav, flave, faff, flut, pfeiff, fli, fyffe, flye, faf, falloff, fefe, fall off, phyfe, fafe, feif, fley, flug, flou, pfaff, flath, feaf, fluss, fluey, fell off, fly off, faif, flav-, oliff, fleigh, flawy, iliff, pholas, feoff, flow off, flarf, fall-off, flew high, fligh high, foaf, flooey, fly half, fyf, phli, slough, ilife, cluff, sluff, pluff, alef, sluf, flesh, flip, flick, fleck, fledge, flet, flic, flik, flett, flesch, flec, fleg, fleche, flep, flipe, flidge.