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to be floofy is lame, silly, wishy washy, and otherwise irresposible and inconcrete. ex. Floofy people wear uggs with those poofy skirts
ex 2. We have something totally floofy to do since there is a substitute teacher. |
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Adj. Floofy
V. Floofed, Floofing A hybrid form of the words "Poofy" and "Fluffy." Like its derivative words, Floofy generally describes something --usually an inanimate object-- as being light and airy. It is commonly understood at something pleasant as it connotes thoughts of feathers, clouds, pillows, freshly washed bunny fur and other soft amiable objects. Ex. I awoke from the most pleasant dream where I was resting in a massive, floofy field of marshmallows.
Ex. Her beautiful white dress was floofing with layers of lace beneath the sheer silky exterior. Ex. In her 1989 prom photo, Darlene had her long, blonde hair floofed up in large, flowing curls. |
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Adjective describing something that is fluffy and/or poofy, that is to say, extremely soft to the touch and lacking mass. My bed's so floofy, it's like sleeping on a cloud.
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Adj: Fluffy and poofy. In the 80's many women had floofy hair.
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Adjective- Soft and malleable in texture. My boyfriend's hair is floofy.
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A male's butt that has the perfect amont of flatness and poofiness - not too flat, and not too poofy! Can be used as an adjective or a noun.
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something that is either poofy/frizzy hair
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it is a common misconception that this word means fluffy, but infact it actualy means something extreamly soft and fluffy, but it must have something to do with homersimpson tap dancing whilst looking vague. My Bedroom is very floofy
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