Pronunciation: /tʌft/
noun a bunch or cluster of something, typically hair or grass, that is attached at the base
A1 The kitten had a soft tuft of fur on its head.
A2 She picked a tuft of grass and twirled it between her fingers.
B1 The tuft of feathers on the bird's chest was a vibrant red color.
B2 The tuft of hair sticking up on his head made him look even more disheveled.
C1 The tuft of moss growing on the rock indicated a moist environment.
C2 The tuft of fabric peeking out from the seam showed the attention to detail in the craftsmanship.
verb None
A1 She tufts her hair before going out.
A2 The cat tufts its fur to stay warm in the winter.
B1 He carefully tufts the pillow to make it more comfortable.
B2 The artisan tufts the fabric to create a textured design.
C1 The gardener tufts the grass to create a unique pattern in the lawn.
C2 The designer tufts the upholstery to add a luxurious touch to the furniture.
adjective None
A1 The tuft grass in the park is very soft to sit on.
A2 She wore a tuft hat to keep her head warm in the winter.
B1 The tuft pillow on the couch added a pop of color to the room.
B2 The tuft upholstery on the chair gave it a luxurious look.
C1 The tufted headboard in the bedroom created an elegant focal point.
C2 The tufted leather sofa in the living room was a statement piece of furniture.
adverb None
A1 The cat has a tuft of fur on its chest.
A2 She tied her hair back with a tuft of ribbon.
B1 The pillow was soft and comfortable, with a tuft of feathers inside.
B2 The grass in the field was long and wild, with tufts of different colors.
C1 The tuft of hair on his head was styled perfectly, giving him a unique look.
C2 The tuft of moss growing on the rock added a touch of green to the landscape.
pronoun None
A1 Tuft of hair was found on the floor.
A2 She picked up a tuft of grass and examined it closely.
B1 The tuft of feathers on the bird's head was brightly colored.
B2 He reached out to touch the soft tuft of fur on the animal's head.
C1 The tuft of wool was spun into a fine yarn for knitting.
C2 The artist carefully arranged each tuft of fabric to create a stunning textile sculpture.
preposition None
A1 The cat sat on the tuft of grass.
A2 She found a cozy spot to rest on the tuft of pillows.
B1 He noticed a tuft of hair sticking out from under his hat.
B2 The hiker sat on a tuft of moss to take a break.
C1 The artist carefully arranged the tuft of feathers in her masterpiece.
C2 The tuft of clouds in the sky resembled a fluffy pillow.
conjunction None
A1 The cat has a tuft of fur on its chest.
A2 She tied her hair back with a tuft of ribbon.
B1 The tuft of grass stood out in the field of wildflowers.
B2 The tuft of feathers on the bird's head was brightly colored.
C1 The tuft of wool on the sheep's back was thick and soft.
C2 The tuft of hair on the lion's mane was a symbol of its strength.
interjection None
A1 Tuft! That flower is so pretty.
A2 Tuft! I can't believe how soft this pillow is.
B1 Tuft! Look at that cute little bird sitting on the branch.
B2 Tuft! I just found a tuft of fur from my cat's tail.
C1 Tuft! The tufted headboard in the bedroom adds a touch of elegance.
C2 Tuft! The tuft of grass sticking out of the ground caught my eye.
article None
A1 The cat has a tuft of fur on its chest.
A2 She found a tuft of grass sticking out of the ground.
B1 The tuft of feathers on the bird's head was brightly colored.
B2 The tuft of hair on his head was styled in a unique way.
C1 The tuft of fabric on the pillow added a touch of elegance to the room.
C2 The tuft of moss growing on the rock was a rare find in the forest.
formal The tuft of grass on the lawn was neatly trimmed.
informal I found a tuft of fur from my cat on the couch.
slang She has a tuft of hair that always sticks up in the back.
figurative The tuft of clouds in the sky resembled a fluffy pillow.
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