fluffiness

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Englisch - Türkisch
yumuşaklık
tüylülük
(Tekstil) akıcılık

Relevante Übersetzungen

fluffy
{s} kabarık

Tom'un sincabının kabarık bir kuyruğu var. - Tom's squirrel has a fluffy tail.

Bulutlar beyazdır ve oldukça kabarıktır. - The clouds are white and fairly fluffy.

fluffy
{s} gösterişsiz
fluffy
yumuşak

Kar yumuşak ve kabarıktı. - The snow was soft and fluffy.

fluffy
tüy gibi yumuşak
fluffy
yumuşak ve kaba tüylü
fluffy
pofuduk
fluffy
ehemmiyetsiz, iddiasız
fluffy
(Tekstil) 1. yumuşak ve kaba tüylü 2. akıcı
fluffy
tüylü
fluffy
{s} tüyleri kabarık
fluffy
{s} iddiasız
fluffy
{s} yumuşacık
Englisch - Englisch
The characteristic or quality of being fluffy
{i} puffiness, lightness, softness, downiness
a light softness

Relevante Übersetzungen

Fluffy
A stereotypical cat
Fluffy
A popular given name for a cat
fluffy
Light; soft; airy

I like my scrambled eggs to be light and fluffy in texture.

fluffy
A cake or other food that is fluffy is very light because it has a lot of air in it. Cream together the margarine and sugar with a wooden spoon until light and fluffy
fluffy
("fluffy lie") when the ball is sitting up in longish grass with a lot of air underneath it and a lot of grass surrounding it Example: She would have difficulty judging the soft pitch because of the fluffy lie
fluffy
Pertaining to, or resembling, fluff or nap; soft and downy
fluffy
warm and comforting
fluffy
{s} light and soft, airy, downy
fluffy
One of John's names for Rygel
fluffy
like down or as soft as down
fluffy
covered with fluff
fluffy
(aka: "fluffy lie") when the ball is sitting up in longish grass with a lot of air underneath it and a lot of grass surrounding it
fluffy
If you describe something such as a towel or a toy animal as fluffy, you mean that it is very soft. fluffy white towels It's a very fluffy kind of wool
fluffy
Consistent with established 40K background/fiction [Submitted by John Barr]
fluffy
Description for a lie where the ball is sitting on top of the grass leaving room for the club face to travel under the ball This lie allows for little spin to be imparted onto the ball Chips and pitches hit from fluffy lies are often left short as the club goes under the ball rather than making solid contact with it