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But she stresses he’s healthy - essentially half fluff - and he’ll soon begin to drop weight naturally.

"When he does start to fledge, he'll lose a lot of that baby fluff, and he'll also lose much of that weight, so he'll slim down nice and sleek."

Tinker told me she feared those articles would be “more fluff than addressing the actual challenge” with claims such as “Racism is part of our lives, but it doesn’t have to be a bad thing if we are the ones ending it.”

If you fluff a joke in a TikTok, you've always got the option of deleting the video.

Kate reads not radar but dandelion fluff and the way wind ripples across wheat.