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puffy vs poofy
what is the difference?
puffy vs poofy
what is the difference?
what is the difference?
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Puffy is more for like fat things, or squishy things like a pillow. Try to think of a puffer fish
Poofy is for something that is fluffy and it has a texture that points outwards, like hair for example. You can style your hair in a poofy manner. 👶
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