fluff up



fluff something up

to make something soft appear fuller or higher. Fluff your pillow up before you go to bed. She fluffed up her pillow before retiring.
See also: fluff, up

fluff up

v.
To shake or ruffle something, especially something with feathers or fur, to make it softer, puffier, or larger: When my canary fluffs up its feathers, it looks round and fat. I fluffed up the cat's fur with a hairbrush. The pillows will be more comfortable if you let me fluff them up.
See also: fluff, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
&Thorn;ÓRgeirr-Ancient Scandinavian
Lori[lɔri]
MaeghanMEG-ənEnglish (Rare)
&Thorn;ÓRnÝ-Ancient Scandinavian
Lizzie['lizi]
Iuno-Roman Mythology