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floofy
/ˈfluː.fi/
adj 3
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3ADJ.
yellow
FLOOFY + NOUN
feathery, hair
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in
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adj
1
Feathery; puffy, light, airy or windswept.
“Make it floofier,” Meghan told Stevie, who was spraying Gotta-Be-Glued hairspray onto her bangs.
Look, I get it. I'm like one of those nice ladies in a long skirt with wildflowers in her floofy hair who prattles about magic and Mother Earth and spiritual guides and who are tolerated because they seem harmless enough in their obviously crazy way. Except I don't own any skirts and my hair's only floofy right when I get up.
2
Elaborate, frilly, fussy or overwrought in a silly or purely decorative way.
By “complicated food,” we mean “floofy food.” It's doing far more to our food than is necessary.
This book is for those wonderful, irreplaceable people who feed me chocolate and floofy drinks when I'm miserable and depressed, and celebrate with chocolate and floofy drinks when things go well for me.
3
Fluttery; emotional, worked up, especially over inconsequentials.
Well, to be frank, Madame, when Mademoiselle Leocadia Gardi entered my cafe the first time, I must confess ... I just went all floofy!
In personality, though, she did seem a little...floofy.
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“Make it floofier,” Meghan told Stevie, who was spraying Gotta-Be-Glued hairspray onto her bangs.
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Look, I get it. I'm like one of those nice ladies in a long skirt with wildflowers in her floofy hair who prattles about magic and Mother Earth and spiritual guides and who are tolerated because they
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A well-prepared bed can supply asparagus for years and years. Then comes the bonus— in the fall, the wispy stems called “fern” become a blaze of yellow, floofy, feathery stems.
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