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Floof (derived from "fluff") is an adjective used to describe a ridiculously fluffy object or an animal (usually a long-haired cat or an equally hairy dog).
It can also be used as a verb to "floof" someone, but this only applies to the furry fandom in which one furry uses his/her fur (in the case of a long-haired furry, again a canine or feline) to overwhelm his/her friend with fluffy fur. It can also be used as a cute non-malicious scolding or a cheering word. Alternate spellings: Floofzorz, fl00f, fl00fz0rz. ad. My cat Jimmy is floofy.
v. I wanna floof you/I floofed Vincent yesterday. In context of calling someone, "Oh you floof. ^^" or "It's to the far left you floof!". |
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The glorious hair style worn by Martin L. Gore in the 1980's.
Man, Martin's Floof is looking damn fine tonight.
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(noun form) 1. Something soft and fluffy to the touch
2. Anything adorable, loveable, or darling that inspires mushy feelings in someone. (verb form) 1. To feel and/or express the mushy feelings inspired by something adorable, loveable, or darling. (Noun form)
1. "The little chick's soft feathers were floofy and yellow." 2. "I saw them kissing yesterday- it was the best floof I've seen all week." (Verb form) 1(a). "She's so cute when she talks like that! I'm floofing all over!" 1(b). "Something really romantic happened today- I'll floof about it to you later." |
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1) A bunny rabbit
2) A term for and extremely cute and fluffy creature When looking at a rabbit 'Oh look, its a FLOOF!!!!!!!!'
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The middle level on a two storey structure.
What separates the top floor from the bottom floor. If one is on the lower level the roof is above them, alternatively if one is on the upper level the floor is below them.
Since neither, by technical definition, is the floor or the roof, the term "Floof" best describes this. |
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when your hair looks great in the front but you don't bother to see that you have a huge clump of hair sticking straight out and upward.
a cross between a flip and a poof. |
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To err, to blunder, to screw up. Oh my gawd, I really floofed when I wrote that bad check.
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