poofy en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de poofy en el diccionario español»inglés

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marica

poofy ingl. brit. coloq., pey.

puñal

poofy ingl. brit. coloq., pey.

puto (puta)

poofy ingl. brit. coloq., pey.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

And so you moved past the poofy sleeve phase, thankfully.

www.npr.org

The 80s had neon colors, the 90s had poofy perms, and the 00s are just as guilty of having unclassy fads.

blog.timesunion.com

Over the course of her career, she has gone from retro waves to a short pixie, and from a poofy bob to shoulder-length waves.

mic.com

From poofy sleeves to fringe, bell bottoms to acid wash, fashion trends come and go.

oshawaexpress.ca

We're happy to say giant penguin suits and rave gear have been replaced with white poofy collars and spears.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Yes, the title is a little jarring but the writing isn't meant to be poofy.

www.news24.com

This garment crosses the boundaries between sculpture and garment, as it emulates a poofy dress, but it contrasts to the initial idea by being completely stiff and static.

lucire.com

So when she went shopping for her gown, her intention was to get a long-trail poofy dress.

jamaica-gleaner.com

The poofy hair and trenchcoat-heavy fashions that typify the era are present and accounted for.

www.fastcocreate.com

In some iterations, it's slightly poofy.

www.kotaku.com.au