toilet fluff

The debris left on the toilet seat from your ass crack that comes from your underwear.

Make sure you clean the toilet fluff off the seat when you are done.

by jeffyd September 6, 2007

Goat Fluff

A curly tuft of hair found in the chin reigon. Often accompanies buffalo fluff.

That kid had alot of goat fluff.

by WackyWalrus August 23, 2009

dingle fluff

A clean alternative word for the word dingleberry; commonly used to call someone annoying -@nick_craghead (insta)

That girl over there is being a dingle fluff.

by Dinglefluff January 15, 2018

(fluff)Friends

(fluff)Friends is an amazingly addictive Facebook application created by Mike Sego in which you choose a (fluff)Friend to adopt and take care of. There are 65 adoptable (fluff)Friends and 7 other (fluff)Friends covering all kinds of animals. You can buy food, decorations, habitats, etc. with your "munny" that you earn by petting, taking surveys, and racing. Your (fluff)Friend has to be fed to keep them in a good mood. You can also buy gold (10 Gold for $1.00) to buy even more decorations. You can also participate in contests put on by the website. You can also participate in the (fluff)forum to take your fluff experience to the next level.

(fluff)Friends Owner: My (fluff)friend is called a Froggu and his name is Splat.

by Kaos_Theory June 21, 2008

fluff

1. A kind of fanfic which has a happy ending or generally happy content, rather than smut (pornography) or angst (sad stuff).

'I wrote some fluff' OR 'that fic had a lot of fluff in it.'

by Naja May 27, 2006

fluffalump

Fluffalump is a fluffy creature who is very soft and huggable

Lorna: I sure feel down :(
fluffalump: *HUG*
Conor: You love fluffalump more than me throw him out the window or we get a divorce!

Lorna divorces Conor

by Lornapie April 17, 2005

Fluff Writing

The art of writing completely irrelevant sentences and constructing meaningless phrases, stringing them up and getting an A grade as an essay.

Q) Analyse the use of Dead Metaphors in the speech.
Fluff Writing) “Metaphors, however, are like people: they get old, and they die. A dead metaphor is called a dead metaphor and, perhaps somewhat ironically, a dead metaphor is a dead metaphor; after all, a metaphor, being an abstract notion, is capable of experiencing only a figurative death, not having breath to be taken or life force to be snuffed out.”

by popupblock March 8, 2012