furriness
- noun
- /ˈfɜːrɪnəs/
- The kitten's furriness made it irresistible to cuddle.
Examples
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He loved the furriness of her new sweater, which felt warm and soft against his skin.
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OK, so let's say that we have two features, furriness and bad breath.
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After years of hair-loathing, my furriness was no longer offensive to me.
Fiction book (2001) -
In winter, the furriness of the fox's coat keeps it warm in the cold weather.
Synonyms
The soft raised surface on fabrics like velvet or corduroy
A very soft, thick feel like a sofa or carpet
A soft, light, airy feel like fresh whipped cream or a furry pillow
A thin layer of soft hair that covers an animal or lines clothing
A soft, fuzzy feel on cloth like a towel or sweater
Antonyms
How Furry
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Furriness comes from the word fur, which means 'animal hair', and it describes the feel or look of something that is soft and covered in small hairs, like a fur coat or a plush toy. That's why furriness means the quality of being soft and fuzzy.