fluffs Meaning & Definition
What Does Fluffs Mean?
Fluffs is used as a verb meaning to make fluffy. It is also used to mean to spoil by a mistake. As a noun, it means down:7.
Fluffs in Brief
| Part of speech | verb, noun |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | /ˈfləf/ |
| Synonyms | downs, flosses and furs |
| Antonyms | accuracies, exactitudes and precisions |
Fluffs Definition (Verb)
- to make fluffy
fluff the pillows / birds fluffing up their feathers
- to spoil by a mistake : botch
- to deliver badly or forget (one's lines) in a play
- to become fluffy
- to make a mistake
- to forget or bungle one's lines in a play
Fluffs as a Noun
- down:7
- something fluffy
dandelion fluff
- something inconsequential
The article was pure fluff about celebrities.
- blunder
- an actor's lapse of memory
Synonyms of Fluffs
Antonyms of Fluffs
Fluffs in a Sentence
That article was basically a bunch of fluff. It didn't say anything substantive.
That New England-style salami and fluff sandwich sure hit the spot!
The cat fluffed its tail.
fluff the pillows
birds fluffing up their feathers
dandelion fluff
The article was pure fluff about celebrities.
self-consciously picked the fluff off his sweater as he answered the officer's questions
the flustered newscaster's fluffs included a mispronunciation of the town's name
unnerved by her earlier missteps, the skater fluffed on the final jump as well
I completely fluffed the introduction by calling the boss's wife by the wrong name
fluff the pillows / birds fluffing up their feathers
Word Forms & Grammar
fluffed
fluff·ing
fluffs
fluff
fluffing
Words That Rhyme With Fluffs
Origin of Fluffs
perhaps blend of flue (fluff) and puff
First Known Use
1875t
1790
Common Questions About Fluffs
Is fluffs a verb or a noun?
Fluffs is mainly used as a verb, but it can also be used as a noun.
What is another word for fluffs?
You can replace fluffs with words such as downs, flosses and furs. See the full list of fluffs synonyms and antonyms.
What is the opposite of fluffs?
Words opposite in meaning to fluffs are accuracies, exactitudes, precisions and inerrancies.
