Modifies a noun

• ankle: My 77 year old granddad has suddenly developed a swollen abdomen and extremely puffy ankles.

• cloud: Got some photos of big puffy clouds, my favorites.

• eye: First of all puffy eyes can be a result of or be made worse by any strain on the liver.

• face: Bela Kun kept his big, round, puffy face well lowered; his sickly smile gradually faded away.

• sleeve: It is a loose ankle length gown with large puffy sleeves, designed to be worn without a cincture.

• swelling: The very first signs we can see are puffy, fluid swellings around the head and face.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: It is common for the foot to be swollen for several months following surgery, and some people's feet always remain slightly puffy.

• little: After cryotherapy ( freezing treatment ), the skin immediately becomes red and a little puffy.

• still: Her eyes were still puffy from meeting her role model.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Here is the code to getting any man to become puffy in your hands.

• remain: It is common for the foot to be swollen for several months following surgery, and some people's feet always remain slightly puffy.

• get: Use a tiny amount on the eyes as you go to bed & they'll never get puffy!

• look: He was looking so puffy in front-page pictures we remembered the attraction of Cabbage Patch dolls.