fluff
61fluff — n. Nap, down, flue, flew, downy fur, flossy hair …
62fluff — Verb. 1. To make a mistake during a particular endevour, such as during a performance of a play. E.g. I ve just fluffed my lines. 2. To break wind …
63fluff — n 1. down, thistledown, flue; flake, feather, fuzz, floccule, floss; fur, wool, nap, pile; lint, mote, wisp, dust; fuzzball, furball, dustball. 2. trifle, frivolity, triviality; fribbling, frippery, bagatelle, nothing …
64fluff — s ( en) …
65fluff — Ho opuehu, ho oweuweu; kanene (rare) …
66fluff — n.m. Partie combustible des ordures …
67fluff girl — noun any of the women employed to stimulate the male actors before filming. Syn: fluffer …
68fluff your duff — (of a male) to masturbate Probably likening the penis to a suety dish, with the same imagery as pull the pud(ding): What are you doing here in the darkfluffing your duff? (Sanders, 1982) …
69fluff it and fly it (to) — Make it look good and then sell it …
70A Little Bit of Fluff — Infobox Film name = A Little Bit of Fluff image size = caption = director = Wheeler Dryden producer = writer = Jess Robbins narrator = starring = Syd Chaplin Betty Balfour music = cinematography = René Guissart George Pocknall editing =… …