muffy
- adjective
- /ˈmʌfi/
- Slang
- The puppy's muffy coat made it look adorable and cuddly.
Examples
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The kitten's fur is so muffy and soft.
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He bought a pair of muffy slippers for extra comfort at home.
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She wore a muffy scarf to keep warm in winter.
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The kitten's muffy fur made it irresistible to pet.
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I bought a muffy blanket for the winter.
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She wore a muffy sweater that felt soft against her skin.
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After a long day, he enjoyed relaxing in his muffy bathrobe.
Synonyms
With a surface covered in fine soft hairs
Antonyms
How Fluffy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Muffy meaning soft or fluffy comes from the word muff, which was a fur 'hand-warmer' that felt very soft. So muffy describes something that is like a muff: warm, soft, and fluffy.