fluffer
- noun
- /ˈflʌfər/
- At the art gallery, a fluffer adjusted the lighting to make the sculptures appear more inviting.
Examples
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The designer hired a fluffer to enhance the presentation of the new product line.
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Hmmm, I've never heard of a 'fluffer' before.
Blog text (5) -
Before the photo shoot, the stylist acted as a fluffer to ensure everything looked perfect.
Synonyms
A person who arranges and decorates a home to help it sell
A person or thing that makes places look prettier
A person or thing that adds small details to make something look nicer
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Etymology
Fluffer comes from the verb fluff, which means 'to make soft or full', like when you fluff a cushion to make it look nice. So a fluffer is someone who arranges or prepares things to make a room or display look more attractive and welcoming.