puff
- noun
- /pʌf/
- So I pick up the powder with my powder puff like that.
- powder puff
- cotton puffs
- pink puff
So I just like to apply right onto the puff and just start rubbing it in.
- So I just like to apply right onto the puff and just start rubbing it in.
- Maybe I don't want to use powder puff because it's like translating too much.
- And I'm going to take a powder puff and set things.
Examples
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I'm going to go in with a powder puff and this pressed powder.
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You can kind of use a powder puff by the way.
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Oh, nice little puff, very soft.
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I'm going to take the little puff and kind of like move it around.
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A pink powder puff - who would do a thing like that?
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So I just like to apply right onto the puff and just start rubbing it in.
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I don't want a big puff on this top piece.
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I have a cheapy little velour puff from Amazon.
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Lydia fetched her mother a compact mirror, removing the powder puff before she placed it in her hands.
Fiction book (1992) -
She applied the blush using a soft puff for a smooth finish.
Synonyms
A soft cushion that supports your head while you sleep
A warm blanket of two layers of fabric stitched together with soft filling
A soft bag filled with feathers or foam used to make a seat more comfortable
A thick bed covering filled with warm material for sleeping
A small soft pad you put under your knees or bottom for comfort
A long firm pillow placed across a bed for support or decoration
A soft mattress filled with feathers for sleeping
A thick firm cushion for sitting, resting your feet, or kneeling
A thick low cushion used as a seat or footstool
A small soft pad for putting powder on the face
A soft cushion that supports the head while you sleep in bed
A soft pad that you fill with air to sit on
A mattress filled with straw or feathers for sleeping
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- South African
A large African snake that swells its body when threatened and has strong venom
- US
A harmless North American snake with a nose that points up that spreads its head or plays dead when scared
A smooth mixture of flour and eggs that rises into light hollow shells for sweet or savory fillings
- Specialized
A dough of flour, butter, and water that makes light, flaky layers when baked
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Puff The word puff comes from the sound of a short blow of air, like a little 'puff', and people used it for soft, filled things because they look 'puffy'; that's why a makeup puff is a small, soft pad.