to pouf
- verb
- /puːf/
- Make sure to pouf the cushions for a more inviting seating area.
Examples
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I'm going to pouf your hair.
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Will you be poufed?
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Fix his jacket so it Doesn't pouf up behind.
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We were poufed, and poufed, and poufed?
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We were poufed, and poufed, and poufed?
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What's with the cookie poufed-up fakey lips?
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We were poufed, and poufed, and poufed?
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She decided to pouf her hair before the party for a more glamorous look.
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To create volume, he expertly poufed the fabric into a beautiful ball gown.
Synonyms
To make hair or fabric look fuller by brushing
To make something fuller and softer by shaking or separating it
To make a pillow or cushion fuller by fluffing it
To put a light foamy hair product on damp hair to add volume
Antonyms
Compounds
How Puffed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pouf as a verb comes from the same idea as the noun and the English puff, meaning 'to make a soft, rounded puff', so to pouf hair or fabric is to shape it into a rounded, puffed form.