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Can be used for any variety of things in any various context. Can mean a type of animal, plant, food, etc.
"Got floofle?"

"Have some candied floofle."
Floofle by Anonymous May 28, 2004
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A piece of hair that hangs in the middle of one's forehead.
That bitch has a floofle.
Floofle by 17728105 May 11, 2014
another word for a fancy new hairdo
dude you fucked up my floofle!
floofle by some guy from GD July 19, 2006
If your name online is Floofle, it means that you are a very caring induvidual. There are diffent types of floofles, the most common floofle is the frog variation. You will most likely see a frog in their discord status. There are different rare floofles, lime spookle. All floofles should get THE BEST care in the world and nothing less.
He's so nice! Such a floofle.
Floofle by Swiffel February 22, 2022

Floofle Noodle 

I got floofle noodles in my mcdonalds burger
Floofle Noodle by BeyonceisQUAKING November 5, 2018
An animal or thing that's fluffy and soft
Floofer by KGlonn January 10, 2016
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