fluff

There is something of the fae folk about Mae Martin, at least onscreen — the big blue eyes, the short blond fluff of hair, the nonbinary grace.

Even before her recent ascension to CEO status, she was not a mere housewife, fluffing pillows and waiting faithfully for her husband’s return.

He won one of his 16 Tests against the Aussies, and fluffed his lines in the 2015 World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Even with all her experience, Holmes said she struggled with the decision about when to euthanize her ailing elderly dog Gemios “a 20-pound fluff ball” who had been in her family for years.

Even if you think Cool Whip tastes like plastic, chances are it stirs up some kind of memory — summer barbecues, sugary fluff salads, the taste of childhood.