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Bubbles of that gas make a loaf of bread rise and become light and fluffy.

In the bowl of an electric mixer, cream the butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy.

The penguins are revealed to be fluffy toy penguins in the final frame.

“Pillows are ‘light,’ ‘fluffy,’ and may detract from our message,” she wrote.

LDL particles come in various sizes, with small, dense LDL being more harmful than light, fluffy LDL.

Changing rooms supply fluffy white towels, body lotions, girly neon-pink hairbands, even hair straighteners.

Her little neck and arms were bare, and her hair, artificially crimped, stood out like fluffy black plumes over her head.

The flounces were so full and fluffy that he held his knees back nervously lest he should disturb a puff.

His extravagantly tall fluffy hat was so perched on the top of his head that it was a wonder it did not fall off more frequently.

They leaned against the ladders easily about halfway up, their fluffy short hair gleaming in the sun.

First there was a small, flat-footed scarlet slipper with a fluffy gold toe to it.