1. Marshmallow, in a jar.
2. Part of the ingredients in Jane Rizzoli's favorite type of sandwich fluffernutter
2. Part of the ingredients in Jane Rizzoli's favorite type of sandwich fluffernutter
Maura: What is this white substance?
Jane: Fluff.
Maura: Light, downy particles of cotton?
Jane: It's marshmallow, and the brown substance is called peanut butter. It's ground up, heavy, oily particles of peanuts.
Jane: Fluff.
Maura: Light, downy particles of cotton?
Jane: It's marshmallow, and the brown substance is called peanut butter. It's ground up, heavy, oily particles of peanuts.
by msanimanga August 3, 2011
"Fluff" is a term for acid that is made by the Grateful Dead Family, also called "family fluff."
Usually decent, sometimes good.
Depends on your location, but you should never pay more than $10 / hit...
Usually decent, sometimes good.
Depends on your location, but you should never pay more than $10 / hit...
"Hey what's up"
"What have you got lately?"
"I got the regular and I got some doses, family fluff"
"Oh word?"
"What have you got lately?"
"I got the regular and I got some doses, family fluff"
"Oh word?"
by Rinn17 February 11, 2010
Means to fluffle someone when typed in by someone who cant spell fluffle (see seperate definition of the corretly-spelt fluffle for examples)
by Vin Rhinocelot February 28, 2005
"Fluff you are the most magical of all the beings"
Makes sense when said by someone referred to as a snail
Makes sense when said by someone referred to as a snail
by 🐌♥️🐻 November 13, 2019
by GarretK November 14, 2016
An abbreviation for "marshmallow fluff," a gooey white substance mainly used as a sandwich spread. Can also be used in place of marshmallows for baking purposes. Often made into a contraction with peanut butter as "fluffernutter," a combination of the two sandwich spreads on bread.
by aytheist April 16, 2004