Noun: An upper class elite and/or noble of the mid- to late-fourteenth century England.

This term can also be applied to current figures of authority in government.

The English translation of the Bible carried such weight as a threat to the elites and nobles of England because the only power that these pompon-fluffs carried was in their divine authority of scripture interpretation.

That pompon-fluff motherfucker had better not pass the bill to cut off my medicare, or I'm gon' choke a bitch.

pompon-fluff by Jack Cramston April 29, 2007

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Sick Fluff

Someone who is really perverted or messed up in anyway. also used as an insult to call people like this.

Jake-"I banged your mom last night."
Derek-"YOU SICK FLUFF!"

Sick Fluff by Baddy boy November 10, 2011

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No Fluff

No idea. Not a clue.

The phrase "no fluff" is sometimes used to demonstrate "realness", however the more common usage is to describe someone who doesn't really know what they are doing.

The kind of person who just jumps on others ideas and attempts to pass them as their own, usually by trying to discredit those who they stole them from.

Dan: "That guy Jed sat up in the board meeting and pretended he came up with the latest advertising campaign, but it was all my idea."
Al: "F**k that guy man. No fluff!"

No Fluff by beardoweirdo February 25, 2021

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mash and fluff

Hairdo with majorly producted and straightened frontal face frame comprised of bangs and sides with fluffed up hair in back and crown. Usually hair in front is longer than hair in back. The mash is also usually straight while the fluff can be straight, curly or crunched.

Kate Gosselin and Keala Kennelly are prime examples of mash and fluff

mash and fluff by hair police June 3, 2009

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