fluffy

IPA: fɫˈʌfi

(informal) Someone or something that has a fluffy texture.
(informal, derogatory) A person who is superficial, who lacks depth or seriousness.
(New Zealand) A babycino (frothy milk drink).
A popular given name for a pet, often for a cat.

Examples of "fluffy" in Sentences

Also, the powder has what I call a fluffy adherence.
Cozy writers all sit around in fluffy hats and hold cats.
But he doesn't play ball, refusing to do the cooking segments or say the word fluffy on air, annoying co-host Colleen.
A somewhat round woman - she prefers to call herself 'fluffy' - she has the face of an angel and a smile that never seems to disappear.
It was dressed in short, fluffy skirts, like those worn by a ballet-dancer, and it danced so funnily that all who saw it roared with laughter.
I adapted these slightly from Alton Brown's recipe, and they really are the perfect "cafe" style muffin - fluffy, light and packed with blueberry goodness!
Little girls in fluffy skirts stood shyly around until some motherly soul ushered them down the line where she said there was plenty of room and lots of good eating.
Colonel Luscombe threw a glance in the direction of Jane Marple thus resurrected, but without much interest; Bertram's always had a sprinkling of what he called fluffy old pussies.
ALF past six on Friday morning and Constance appeared on the terrace; Constance in fluffy, billowy, lacy white with a spray of oleander in her belt – the last costume in the world in which one would start on a mountain climb.