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furriness

  • a word derived from furry.
    furry
    adjective
    consisting of or resembling fur.

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Key attributes in ascendance have included furriness, smileyness, and singsong-y name-y-ness.

From Slate Jul. 25, 2012

The best I've had are Scottish: at Franco's, temple of my childhood, the chips were coated in a majestic furriness, and lay in the polystyrene like hot soggy slugs.

From The Guardian Jul. 12, 2012

It remains to be seen whether this flurry of furriness will revive what has been a dwindling industry.

From Time Magazine Archive

Before the war, most private meteorologists were rural quacks who went by the phases of the moon or the furriness of caterpillars.

From Time Magazine Archive

He began to regain the sense of touch, though he felt only furriness everywhere.

From Operation Terror by Leinster, Murray