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fluffsnounpl. of fluff a soft airy substance or coveringself-consciously picked the fluff off his sweater as he answered the officer's questions downs, flosses, furs, fuzzes, lints, naps, piles battings an unintentional departure from truth or accuracythe flustered newscaster's fluffs included a mispronunciation of the town's name blunders, bobbles, boo-boos, boobs(British), bricks, clangers(British), clinkers, errors, faults, flubs, fumbles, gaffes, gaffs, goofs, inaccuracies, lapses, miscues, missteps, mistakes, oversights, screwups, slips, slipups, stumbles, trips bloomers, bloopers, boners, howlers, pratfallsfoul-ups, snafusmisapprehensions, miscalculations, miscomprehensions, misconceptions, misconstructions, miscues, misdescriptions, misimpressions, misinterpretations, misjudgments, misreadings, misstatements, misunderstandings accuracies, exactitudes, precisionsinerrancies, infallibilities, perfections fluffsverbpresent tense third-person singular of fluffto make a mistakeunnerved by her earlier missteps, the skater fluffed on the final jump as well blunders, boobs(British), errs, flubs, fouls up, fumbles, goofs (up), louses up, messes (up), screws up, slips up, stumbles, trips nodsbobbles, botches, bungles, butchers, foozles, mangles, mishandles, muffs, murdersmiscalculates, misconceives, miscounts, miscues, misdeems, misgauges, misjudges, mistakesmisconstrues, misinterprets, misunderstands drops the ball, lays an egg to make or do (something) in a clumsy or unskillful wayI completely fluffed the introduction by calling the boss's wife by the wrong name blows, bobbles, boggles, bollixes (up), boots, botches, buggers (up), bumbles, bungles, butchers, dubs, flubs, foozles, fouls up, fumbles, goofs (up), louses up, mangles, messes (up), mucks up, muffs, murders, screws up blunders, gums (up), muddles, pifflesblemishes, blights, damages, flaws, harms, hurts, impairs, injures, mars, mutilates, ruins, spoils, vitiatesdestroys, wrecksmishandles, mismanages ameliorates, betters, enhances, helps, improves, meliorates, rectifies, refines, reforms, remediesdoctors, fixes, patches, reconditions, renovates, repairs, revamps |