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fluff

noun as in down

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noun as in mistake

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Example Sentences

But Trump always cared about having his ego regularly fluffed over boring matters of governance, and this tendency appears to have worsened with age.

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At the time, her colleagues paid tribute to an actor who never fluffed a line.

From BBC

Smith himself had two fluffed drop-goal attempts, both uglier shanks than Ford’s effort.

From BBC

Back came the Dodgers, with two men on base and the script surely written for an Ohtani walk-off - but after he fluffed his lines, Freeman put the seal on a memorable game.

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

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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