Pronunciation: /ˈpʌfi/
noun a soft, light, and fluffy texture or quality
A1 I saw a puffy cloud in the sky.
A2 The little girl held onto her puffy teddy bear tightly.
B1 She wore a puffy jacket to keep warm in the winter.
B2 The pastry chef made a delicious puffy souffle for dessert.
C1 The actress wore a puffy gown to the awards ceremony.
C2 The puffy white marshmallows floated in the hot chocolate.
adjective having a swollen, inflated, or distended appearance
A1 The puffy clouds floated in the sky.
A2 She wore a puffy jacket to stay warm in the winter.
B1 The puffy pillows on the bed were so comfortable.
B2 The pastry was light and puffy, with a flaky crust.
C1 Her puffy eyes showed that she had been crying.
C2 The chef created a puffy souffle that was perfectly risen.
formal The puffy clouds drifted lazily across the sky.
informal I love wearing my puffy jacket in the winter, it keeps me so warm.
slang Her eyes were all puffy from crying so much.
figurative The chef's puffy souffle rose beautifully in the oven.
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