a bit of fluff

She was herself only a bit of fluff, to rape and serve.

A bit of fluff that blows away if someone moves near it.

There's a bit of fluff or something on there.

She sighed and picked a bit of fluff off her bathrobe.

"She is a bit of fluff," he admitted with a grim smile.

It's harder to be a human being than to be a president or a bit of fluff.

It sniffed and pretended to flick a bit of fluff off its sleeve.

You can be a president, or a bit of fluff, or even a nose, by clockwork.

Beside that torso was a bit of fluff.

Does any of this early speed have anything to do with being born with just a bit of fluff?

A dirndl-style skirt could be tied over the tights for a bit of fluff.

Selene brushed a bit of fluff from her right breast, then caught it and looked at it critically.

The press of the time described 620's appearance as 'a bit of fluff'.

"Handkerchief and a bit of fluff.

"I'd set myself up that [the critics] might hate it, think it's all a bit of fluff," she says.

On the other hand, if the worst editorial (as against community) offense is adding a bit of fluff, it's hard to see what the excitement is about.

Sorya glides to a chair, sits in it, flicks a bit of fluff off her uniform tunic.

But since their target will be, say, a Murdoch rather than a bit of fluff from Eastenders, it's OK.

I admired my fingernails, plucked a bit of fluff from my jacket, whistled; tried to ignore the wavering gun muzzle.

Like "A Bit of Fluff," "Her Raging Needs" (1970) makes lesbianism sound less like a sexual orientation than a criminal predilection.

This was a bit of fluff masquerading as serious research, it would have been better presented as what it is - a quick snapshot of nine tech company's financial status.

For punters with limited internet access it's not ideal but is at least affordable, has half way decent sport, a cryptic crossword and often a bit of fluff decorating it's court and social pages.

'I was a bit worried about taking a show that has been one of the great musical hits of all time, which I felt was a bit of fluff with one big smash song,' he said.

He smiled at us again, gave us a slow contented shrug, and idly brushed a bit of fluff off the sleeve of the natty blue suit towards the cost of which he clearly expected a major contribution.