Sentences with word «floofy»

The shoulders weren't too floofy, which is sometimes an issue with flutter sleeves for me.

Third, a RED floofy underskirt is absolutely amazing with this palette!

Leilani is 20 pounds of floofy, snuggly sweetness, wanting only to curl up next to you at every occasion.

As if the tubby round bellies and sweet faces of the animal characters weren't cute enough, the plush fabric is so floofy and cuddly that you'll want to curl up and take a nap.

Balenciaga sweater, Zara top, The Fifth shortalls, Martella backpack, Vans sneakers The extent of preparing for winter in LA: a semi-cropped knit with 3/4 sleeves (but just floofy enough to count as winter wear) layered over my favorite shortalls.

Ms. Franco wisely chose to make the skirt less floofy than you'd expect and the result is a contemporary winner.

He is very floofy and extremely well behaved.

I love how the thick waist band keeps this skirt from being too floofy.

Second, I am a big fan of the «floofy underskirt» (I may own a few of them...).

And I like it to be kind of floofy, not that sort of «hotel» sleek look that seems to be popular now.

Tickle their cute little bottom, splash and play with them, enjoy their floofy hair the next day.

Instead, I tried to guide her into the experience of feeling sensation within her body, of being aware where her hand is placed, what is happening when the length of her spine makes contact with the floor, how one foot feels after five minutes of rolling over a rubber ball compared to the other foot («puffy,» «full» or even words that don't exist like «floofy»).

They look SO soft and floofy (scientific terminology only).

I laughed when I saw your outfit - no, not because it's funny, but because I am wearing my floofy tulle - y black skirt today too!

I love sneakers and a tulle skirt, or a floofy skirt with a graphic tee.

In her floofy yellow party dress, Moll (Buckley) looks like a debutante in the early 1960s when she's seen in an early scene preparing for her own birthday party.

It's happened to us all: We see a floofy friend hanging out and we want to walk right up and start petting.

When you type the word «floofy» autocorrect assumes that you didn't mean floofy but a similarly worded word like «floods», as seen in the predictive text bar above.

Let's look at how autocorrect treats «floofy» if we actually made a typo versus if we wanted to teach autocorrect to accept it.

This will erase any and all modifications you have made to the keyboard (like when we trained the dictionary to accept «floofy» in the first section) but it will not erase any shortcuts you created or contact list entry name / nicknames.

If you did mean to type «floofy» you can select the quoted word «floofy», as seen to the far left, in the suggestion bar above.

Let's say, for example, you want to teach autocorrect to accept the word «floofy».

Once you select the quoted text autocorrect will stop switching «floofy» to «floods».

If you didn't meant to type «floofy» and you really wanted to type «floods» then hit the spacebar and it will automatically correct the word to the best alternative in its dictionary (the best choice is always the center word in the suggestion bar).