Fluffily

But be aware that it's being marketed a little strangely (even "fluffily"), and that it will probably defy your expectations. ❋ Matociquala (2006)

But, some of the PC-ness, is, I reckon, using English in such a way to fluffily-wrap things in order to disguise what we actually think? ❋ Brian Clegg (2009)

Not the few inches of fluffily decorous white Chris remembered from home, but a vast shape-shifting shroud, feet thick. ❋ Richard Madeley (2008)

Yellow rice was fluffily heaped in a ceramic bowl, with pungent bay leaves buried under the kernels of basmati. ❋ Richard C. Morais (2008)

Makes enough to frost 12 really nice and fluffily, with a tad left over ❋ Unknown (2008)

The baby birds outside fledged, which means that (a). the squeaky loud nest is now empty and (b). there are fluffily feathered baby birds learning how to fly all over our courtyard, which drives the cats crazy (but cracks me up). ❋ Moriarty6 (2007)

He started with a sort of ballet-dancer run, shivering his feathers out fluffily as he went. ❋ Glenda Larke (2007)

In the city long buses had concertina central sections for turning sharp corners into narrow streets and in the country mimosa trees bloomed fluffily yellow in March, and every73 where, every day, all day, there was the talk and the smell of wine. ❋ Francis, Dick (1984)

The fisher, plainly a ground dweller, was fluffily clothed in soft feathers of the same blue-green shade as the foliage about. ❋ Norton, Andre (1959)

In its place was a soft aureole of hair, standing out fluffily on the small head and curling under at the ends. ❋ Josephine Lawrence (N/A)

The bride and bridesmaids are dressed daintily and fluffily to afford contrast. ❋ Edith B. Ordway (N/A)

It was a poke, with a quilted ribbon circling its brim, and some lace arranged fluffily. ❋ Eleanor Gates (1913)

Here, at Lee's solicitous suggestion, she rested after her long walk -- it was nearly a half-mile to the ranch-house -- disposing her skirts fluffily about her, taking her seat upon a convenient log from which, with his hat, Lee had swept the loose dust. ❋ Jackson Gregory (1912)

"You pretty thing!" exclaimed Miss Florrie as Virginia joined her as coolly and femininely dressed, if not quite as fluffily, as the banker's daughter. ❋ Jackson Gregory (1912)

Miss Cassandra was arrayed fluffily in cool, pink lawn, and she carried a fringed parasol, and she was gazing upward with telling effect into the face of the gentleman by her side. ❋ Winston Churchill (1909)