fluff upverb/ɐfuˈfaɾ/mediuma·fo·farPortuguesEnglishEspanolFrancaisDefinitionTo make something soft, light, and less compact, typically by shaking, beating, or teasing.Fluff up the pillows before making the bed.You should fluff up the soil in the plant pots.synfluffplump uplightenantflattencompresspack downCommon collocationsfluff up pillowsfluff up soilfluff up hairEtymologyDerivado de 'fofo', possivelmente com influência do prefixo 'a-' (latim 'ad-').Related wordsfofoafofadoafofamentoesponjoso