fiberfill
- noun
- /ˈfaɪbərˌfɪl/
- US
:
relleno de fibra
- "I find coats useful in this regard," Louis said, dropping his fiberfill jacket in a corner.
- polyester fiberfill
- fiberfill pillows
Examples
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Many people prefer fiberfill pillows because they are soft and lightweight.
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She decided to use fiberfill for the quilt to keep it warm without adding too much weight.
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To secure plants, gently wrap cotton or polyester fiberfill around the stem where it is inserted in the lid, being careful not to let the cotton dip in the solution.
Academic text (2001) -
I do have a couple of hints for stuffing the eggs smoothly: first, only use small tufts of fiberfill, and second, fill in the outside part of the egg first (especially along the seams), leaving the middle hollow before stuffing the middle.
Blog text (1) -
The jacket is filled with recycled fiberfill, making it both cozy and eco-friendly.
Synonyms
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1.3
Soft, light bits from cloth or plants that stick to things
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4.2
Soft layers of cotton, wool or synthetic fiber used inside quilts and pillows
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2.9
Soft, silky threads from the cotton plant used to make cloth
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1.4
Soft, fluffy fibers used for cleaning, medical care, or cosmetic use
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2.1
Soft material used to fill mattresses or cushions to make them comfortable
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3.3
A strong man-made thread that dries quickly and does not shrink or wrinkle easily
A soft material often made from cotton or man-made fiber used to fill cushions and bedding
How Warm
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1.0
- Specialized
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4.2
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fiberfill is a simple compound of fiber ('thin thread') and fill ('to make full'). It literally means a soft material made of many thin threads used to 'fill' pillows, coats, and blankets so they are warm and comfy.