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fluff <a fluff; fluffs> N

fluff N

fluff SCHOOL
fluff (birds)
fluff (birds)
fluff BOT

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English
The couscous swells and within a few minutes it is ready to fluff with a fork and serve.
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At maturity, they open to release a white fluff with tiny, imbedded seeds.
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Through all the fluff, implausible storylines, and pretty smiles from pretty people, there's one episode that sets itself apart from the rest.
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If someone fluffed a line, that would be used to get more laughs.
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Chicks are born with white fluff which is gradually replaced by speckled feathers during the prejuvenile moult after about two weeks.
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Papers with lower surface strength lead to fluff accumulation and cause the blankets to need cleaning more often.
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A display of a male involved fluffing its feathers, holding the bill high and flicking wings while swaying from side to side.
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The males may chase females with head lowered, wing lowered and neck fluffed.
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Some say they should be brushed regularly and others believe their coat should be allowed to grow naturally into a big fluff.
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He added that the remainder of the documentary is chiefly fluff.
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