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the physics of trapped air pretending to be a personality trait.
means Soft, light, and full of air — covered in or resembling a loose, downy texture that yields gently to the touch.
from From 'fluff,' an 18th-century word likely born as a softer, puffier reshaping of 'flue' (meaning downy stuff, lint, fuzz). The doubled 'ff' seems almost onomatopoeic — the very sound of something light and airy. The '-y' ending then turned the noun into the adjective we cuddle today: full of fluff, made of fluff, behaving like fluff.
- air ratio
- Most fluff is empty space holding warmth hostage.
- wet betrayal
- Water collapses fluff instantly into sad, matted strands.
- survival tool
- Animals fluff up to fake a larger body.
- static charge
- Fluffy fibers love grabbing electrons and your hair.