English to Estonian Meaning of pouffe

Pouffe :
tumbapouffes
← Pouf
poulard →
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Definitions of pouffe in English
Noun(1) offensive term for a homosexual man(2) thick cushion used as a seat
Examples of pouffe in English
(1) Using a blend of honey, blond and warm-brown human hair, he then pinned a large Afro pouf to her head, blending her natural hair into the ÔÇÿfro.(2) For a casual night out for the society girl-on-the-go, his red mohair plaid strapless dress with peek-a-boo velvet bow and mini pouf hem detailing of pleated lace and tulle sets the right tone for the evening.(3) Gowns with halter tops, pouf satin or silk skirts or ripped hems are right in keeping with the rock princess look.(4) he grew his hair out in a sort of pouf(5) a dress with a pouf skirt(6) ÔÇÿNot there,ÔÇÖ she groaned, grabbing my forearm and dragging me away from the pink pouf monstrosity that hung in the store window.(7) Her crown was precariously perched on the curls piled between the twin poufs , and looked as if it might fall off at any minute.
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