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puffy (iou)



puffy adjective. L16.
[from PUFF noun, verb + -Y1.]
Vain, pompous, inflated. Now rare. L16.
Dryden He distinguished not the blown puffy style from true sublimity.
(Of wind) gusty; (of a person or animal) easily caused to puff and pant, short-winded. E17.
Times A strong puffy off-shore wind.
Swollen or inclined to swell; puffed out; fat; flabby. M17.
B. Breytenbach He has red puffy bags under the eyes.
puffily adverb M19.
puffiness noun puffed-up or swollen condition; an instance of this: M17.