fluffed
Made soft, airy
Fluffed is the past tense of fluff, meaning to shake or puff something up to make it softer and fuller: She fluffed the pillows before the guests arrived.
In performance contexts, to fluff a line is to bungle or forget it: He fluffed his opening monologue.
In British slang, fluffed can mean botched generally: They fluffed the presentation.
Poorly executed, spoiled
- bungledPerformed ineptly, failed
- blunderedMade a clumsy error
- muffedFailed to handle properly
- fumbledHandled awkwardly, dropped
goofed · messed-up · blown · failed · missed · mishandled · mangled · ruined
Swollen with air
- billowySwelling in soft waves
- airyLight and well-ventilated
- bouffantVoluminous teased hairstyle
- loftyImpressively high or noble
puffed-up · full-bodied · teased · volumized · plumped · poofed · whipped · lifted
botched
Poorly executed, spoiled
fumbled · goofed · messed-up · blown · failed · missed · mishandled · mangled · ruined · spoiled
puffy
Swollen with air
lofty · puffed-up · full-bodied · teased · volumized · plumped · poofed · whipped · lifted · risen
shaken
Disturbed or agitated
loosened · separated · whipped · plumped · arranged · primped · prepped · freshened · revived · rejuvenated
plush
Thick-pile soft fabric
pillowy · velvety · spongy · silky · cozy · snug · padded · fleece · woolly · furry
- marshmallow fluffAerated sugar spread
- fluff upAerate soft material
- fluffed upExpanded by agitation
- fluffy cloudsSoft billowing sky formations
- fluffy catSoft-coated domestic feline
- fluffing upAerating something soft