fluffiest

Fluffiest is the superlative form of the adjective fluffy, used to describe something that possesses the greatest amount of fluff, softness, or lightness in texture or appearance. It is commonly applied to animals with soft fur, downy surfaces, plush toys, pillows, fabrics, clouds, and other objects meant to convey a gentle, airy quality.

Etymology and form: fluffy is formed by adding the suffix -y to fluff, creating an adjective that denotes a soft or fur-like quality. The superlative is formed with -iest, yielding fluffiest. While standard grammar prescribes fluffier for the comparative and fluffiest for the superlative, usage may vary in informal speech or writing.

Usage notes: fluffiest often appears in descriptive or affectionate contexts, including product descriptions, nature writing, and social media. It can carry a playful or endearing tone when describing cuddly animals, cozy textiles, or picturesque skies. In some cases, it is used hyperbolically to emphasize extreme softness or volume, as in "the fluffiest bunny" or "the fluffiest pillow."

See also: fluffy, fluffiness, down, plush, softest.

Examples: The kitten had the fluffiest fur I’d ever seen. The blanket felt incredibly soft and the fluffiest in the store.