fluffed

UK
/flʌft/
US
/flʌft/

Translations

fluffedadjective
more fluffed
Comp.
most fluffed
Super.
UK
/flʌft/
US
/flʌft/
ratéFamilier ; pour une action, un geste ou une tentative mal exécutés.
The goalkeeper apologized for his fluffed save that let the ball slip through.
Le gardien s’est excusé pour son arrêt raté qui a laissé passer le ballon.
gonfléEn parlant d’un coussin, d’un oreiller ou d’un rembourrage ; rendu plus souple et plus volumineux.
The fluffed pillows on the couch made it look more inviting.
Les coussins gonflés sur le canapé le rendaient plus accueillant.
fluffverb

fluffed

Past Simple

fluffed
Past Simple
fluffed
Past Participle
fluffing
Gerund
UK
/flʌf/
US
/flʌf/
gonflerEn parlant d’un coussin, d’un oreiller ou d’un tissu : le rendre plus gonflé et plus moelleux.
She fluffed the pillows on the couch to make them look more inviting.
Elle a gonflé les coussins du canapé pour les rendre plus accueillants.
raterÉchouer ou commettre une erreur, notamment dans une performance.
He fluffed his lines during the play, causing a brief pause on stage.
Il a raté ses répliques pendant la pièce, ce qui a provoqué une brève pause sur scène.

Definitions

fluffedadjective
Made soft and light by shaking or brushing.
The fluffed pillows on the couch made it look more inviting.
Failed or performed poorly; bungled.
The goalkeeper apologized for his fluffed save that let the ball slip through.
fluffverb
To make something appear fuller or softer by shaking or brushing it.
She fluffed the pillows on the couch to make them look more inviting.
To fail or make a mistake, especially in a performance or presentation.
He fluffed his lines during the play, causing a brief pause on stage.