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fluffiness

[ UK /flˈʌfɪnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. a light softness

How To Use fluffiness In A Sentence

  • Claire Leigh and Julia Gillick, both 29 note their ages, it's important, were thrilled at the can-do response to their letter which complained that the women's fiction section was "very light, with lots of pink fluffiness and there were no classic authors". There's nothing wrong with judging a book by its cover | Viv Groskop
  • Because of the inherent fluffiness of the fluffy white bathrobe, you spend an inordinate amount of time snuggling down into it, like a kid in pyjamas waiting to be carried up to bed.
  • It was idiotic to reprimand her agent for “fluffiness” when their mutual success depended on that so-called fluffiness. How To Kill Your Boyfriend (In Ten Easy Steps)
  • Usually then only must frequently whip the quilt, increases the quilt fluffiness .
  • When I looked in the mirror, I was astonished at their size and fluffiness.
  • The fluffiness comes from the applesauce and from the fact that the egg whites are separated, beaten to soft peaks and folded into the batter. Applesauce Chocolate Layer Cake | Baking Bites
  • Armed with a sheet to grade "fluffiness," "crunchiness," "yumminess" for Lex and other quality indicators, we hit neighborhood cake shops and renowned coffee houses. The Crème of the Krémes in Budapest
  • I have written several times about the juiciness and flavour to be found in grilled Persian meats and the fluffiness of the Basmati rice served on the side.
  • To consider that the Lady Robinson might be capable of 'fluffiness' would be to contemplate a heresy of such magnitude as to make me fear for my continued existence..... Your comments please
  • When I first tried to wrap my head around social media, I had a tough time seeing through all the feel-good social media fluffiness to how it actually could work for businesses. Jeff Sweat: 6 Questions With Virgin America's Porter Gale: Getting Social Media Right
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