Fluff
Pronunciation: /ˈflʌf/
Fluff (noun)
- small, light pieces of soft material, like cotton or wool.
- unnecessary or unimportant details or information.
- a small mistake or error, especially in a performance or speech.
Examples
- The pillow was filled with soft fluff.
- She brushed the fluff off her sweater.
Common collocations: soft fluff, remove fluff, add fluff, full of fluff, make a fluff
Fluff (verb)
- to make something soft and fluffy.
- to add unnecessary or unimportant details to something.
Examples
- She fluffed the pillows before guests arrived.
- He fluffed the blanket to make it more comfortable.