to pluff
- verb
- /plʌf/
:
esponjar
- Every morning, she would pluff the pillows to keep them looking fresh.
Examples
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Please pluff the pillows before guests arrive.
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After washing the comforter, you should pluff it to restore its shape.
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He pluffed the sofa cushions before the guests arrived to make the room more inviting.
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She pluffed the cushion to make it more comfortable.
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Every morning, she would pluff the pillows to keep them soft and fluffy.
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Before the party, he always pluffs the sofa cushions to make them look inviting.
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After washing the blanket, make sure to pluff it to restore its fluffy texture.
Synonyms
25
6.8
To pull apart and loosen fibers by brushing or combing them
17
4.1
To make hair or fabric look fuller by brushing
10
3.5
To move something quickly so it becomes fluffier or looser
3
2.8
To make a pillow fuller and softer by shaking and patting it
2
3.3
To make something fuller and softer by shaking or separating it
2
8.1
To make hair or cloth look rounded and full
1
4.5
To make a pillow or cushion fuller by fluffing it
Antonyms
How Fluffy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pluff to make something fluffy links directly to the word fluff; to pluff a pillow is to shake or pat its filling so it becomes soft and full again.