fluffy

[ˈflʌfi]

fluffy Definition

• 1. soft and light in texture
• 2. having an excessive amount of soft material or fibers on the surface

Using fluffy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fluffy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The cake was so fluffy and delicious.

• Example

  She loves to wear fluffy sweaters in winter.

• Example

  The cat's fur is so fluffy and soft.

• Example

  The clouds look fluffy and white.

fluffy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for fluffy

• furry
• downy
• feathery
• woolly
• cottony

Antonyms for fluffy

• flat
• smooth
• hard

Phrases with fluffy

• fluffy hair

  hair that is light and puffy in texture

  Example

  She has naturally curly and fluffy hair.

• fluffy clouds

  large, white clouds that have a rounded shape and appear soft and fluffy

  Example

  The sky was filled with fluffy clouds on a sunny day.

• fluffy pancakes

  pancakes that are light and airy in texture

  Example

  She made fluffy pancakes for breakfast this morning.

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Summary: fluffy in Brief

The term 'fluffy' [ˈflʌfi] describes something that is soft and light in texture or has an excessive amount of soft material or fibers on the surface. It can be used to describe food, clothing, animals, and even clouds, as in 'The clouds look fluffy and white.' 'Fluffy' can also be used in phrases like 'fluffy hair' and 'fluffy pancakes,' which denote lightness and airiness.