English
Pronunciation
IPA|/flÊf/, SAMPA|/flVf/
rhymes|Êf
Noun
en-noun
- Anything light, soft or fuzzy, especially fur], [[hair, feathers.
- Anything inconsequential or superficial.
- A mistake in an actorâs lines.
- A passive partner in a lesbian relationship.
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Synonyms
italbrac|mistake in actorâs lines blooper
italbrac|passive in a lesbian relationship ruffle
Derived terms
fluffy
Translations
trans-top|light fur etc
Dutch: italbrac|instance t|nl|pluis|m|f, italbrac|material t|nl|pluis|n
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Greek: t|el|ÏνοÏδι|n|trchnoúdi|scGrek
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trans-top|something inconsequential
Dutch: t|nl|akkefietje|n
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trans-top|actorâs mistake
Dutch: t|nl|verspreking|f, t-|nl|blooper|m
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trans-top|passive partner in lesbian relationship
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ttbc|Esperanto: lanugo
ttbc|French: duvet m
ttbc|German: Flaum m
ttbc|Italian: lanugine f
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ttbc|Old High German: pfluma|pflūma
ttbc|Russian: пÑÑок m
ttbc|Spanish: pelusa f; plumón m
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See also
cruft
dust
lint
Verb
en-verb
- transitive To make something fluffy.
- intransitive To become fluffy.
- context|intransitive|of an actor or announcer To make a mistake in oneâs lines
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Translations
trans-top|make fluffy
Dutch: t|nl|opkloppen, t|nl|pluizen
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trans-top|become fluffy
Dutch: t|nl|pluizen
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trans-top|make a mistake in oneâs lines
Dutch: t+|nl|zich t|nl|verspreken
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Derived terms
fluffer
fluff up
fr:fluff
io:fluff
it:fluff
fi:fluff
vi:fluff
uk:fluff
zh:fluff
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