fluffy

Preposition: on

• inside: Crisp on the outside and lovely and fluffy on the inside.

Preposition: as

• cloud: My foie gras and chicken liver parfait to start however was a fluffy as a cloud.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: If you can't make the whole chick shape fluffy, give him a fluffy wing.

Modifies a noun

• bunny: You will also need a fluffy bunny, or other soft animal.
• bathrobe: I've seen her wearing a fluffy bathrobe of the same soft pink color, loosely tied, tits nuzzling inside.
• towel: Fluffy towels, crisp clean linen & copious amounts of hot water.
• chick: You could make make your own cards in the shape of Easter eggs or fluffy yellow chicks.
• duckling: A family of fluffy brown ducklings escorted by their mother - among the lily beds of a mere - is a pretty sight.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Sometimes my ideas are too fluffy, get caught in my throat, Sometimes too sharp bleed out of my eyes.
• all: Well look at me, I'm all fluffy.
• very: I'm an eight year old lady with a very fluffy tail!
• so: I love rabbits too - they are so fluffy and loveable.
• not: Reading a Burke is, for me, easy yet not fluffy.
• rather: You'd be forgiven for thinking this was all rather fluffy.

Used with adjective complement

• look: It also gives a great sense of texture - the sheeps ' fleeces really do look fluffy.
• become: On PDA, the fungus quickly formed a dense white mycelium, which later became fluffy.