fluffy

Examples of fluffiness

fluffiness
As with the original, the eggs are a necessary component because their light fluffiness keeps the wrap from being too heavy.
From Huffington Post
But of course this element of "fluffiness" exists on the outside of any great movement.
From Project Gutenberg
She was dressed in pure white, with a fluffiness of ruffles that became her.
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After a time, however, its very softness and fluffiness and warmth attracted his attention.
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In our house, to be laid upon that miracle of elastic fluffiness was to become, in fancy, a blessèd ghost, cradled upon a cloud.
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The nest-linings are of the softest cat-tail down, feathers of wild fowl, or dried spirogyra teased to a point of enduring fluffiness.
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The scouring must be done by the mildest means possible in order to preserve the natural fluffiness and brilliancy of the fiber.
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The desert came under their boots, and the solidity of the ground gave way, gradually, to a difficult fluffiness, like that of dry flour.
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There was plenty of room for its fluffiness.
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