puff

The aboatia puts his game face on, which means baring his teeth and puffing up his fur.

Either the loaves failed to rise or else they puffed up absurdly and turned hard as bricks.

He puffed again on his cigar and exhaled a slow stream of smoke.

Clutching a powder puff in one hand and a container of face powder in the other, Lady Constance ran out of her dressing room, down the stairs, and out the front door of Ashton Place.

Indeed, she had huffed and puffed her way to the end of the hall at a full trot before Penelope even had a chance to catch her eye and offer a look of sympathy.