fluffiness
- noun
- /ˈflʌfɪnəs/
I'm feeling for kind of a, a fluffiness, almost like powdered sugar, right?
- I'm feeling for kind of a, a fluffiness, almost like powdered sugar, right?
- It's not like the soft fluffiness I thought when I read the word fuzzy, it's more of just like a hairy wooly material.
- And then I'm going to take the fluff up brow just to add a little bit more thickness into fluffiness, right?
Examples
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Oh, it's that interior fluffiness that is just to die for.
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You can really get a nice lift and fluffiness to the brow this way.
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It is the perfect size and fluffiness for highlight application.
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The fluffiness of the whipped cream made the dessert feel light and airy.
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Her pillow was known for its incredible fluffiness, providing perfect comfort for a good night's sleep.
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The artisan bread had a delightful fluffiness that made it easy to tear apart.
Synonyms
Soft, light bits from cloth or plants that stick to things
A quality that is light and soft like a feather
An open, light feeling in a room or food that makes it feel fresh
A soft, light feeling like fine bird feathers
Soft, fine feathers or fur on a young animal
Antonyms
How Fluffy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fluffiness comes from the simple word fluff, which names soft, light bits like feathers or fur, plus the ending -iness that means 'quality'. So, fluffiness is the 'quality' of being soft, light, and airy.