pouf BrE
pouffe BrE

His clothes are more relaxed, though many end in a bit of a pouf.

Except for the pouf under the piano, there's nothing new.

A lot better than saying pouf like my future father-in-law.

And the billowing party poufs continue to appear on the models.

"There's a pouf revival going on at the moment," she said.

No one who was there will ever quite forget the denouement of the pouf.

The skirt is draped on one side and topped with a pouf.

The pouf was a very delicate hairstyle and hours were needed to create it.

Ships, animals and hundreds of other novelty items could be seen on these poufs.

The designer who set fashion on its ear with the pouf deserves a fresh start.

Many styles are just big poufs that can make the right woman look like a flower on a long stalk.

Just as there are elements which rest, yet when in nature's course they move on their way and they touch, the pouf!

Those trees look as if I could blow them away with a breath--pouf!

I'd love to give you a little more pouf."

But the pouf was just one of 1988's fashion fiascos.

But alas, the pouf has gone, as fads are wont to do.

The roses tucked under the rounded hip pouf were pink.

Candle lighting posed the additional risk of fire for tall poufs.

His clothes have a quirky, original look as he seeks a new voice beyond the poufs that made him famous.

Look at last year's chic: The pouf went poof.

This will take tension off the bodice and will also keep the pouf full.

And a good number of them favored above-the-knee poufs.

Teddy's a pouf, but he could talk the birds down from the trees But what happens after?

Roger was astride a big pouf by the fireplace.

You, boy," she said suddenly to Neville, who almost toppled off his pouf.

He was sitting on a pouffe to the side of the fire.

He sat down in an armchair and put his feet up on a pink pouffe.

Willie sat back on the pouffe and traced his finger over the pictures.

With a defeated sigh she went to perch on the leather pouffe.

She knelt down beside the pouffe and pushed the other woman's legs even wider.

Pouffe is a nineteenth century French import for "something puffed out".

Comes with matching pouffe and things like that.

He pulled out the pouffe and sat on it with them propped on his knees.

Why don't you sit on the pouffe and let grandma sit there.

"The police have to be brave," she remarked, and pushed a pouffe more comfortably under his legs.

Keiko's mother had got off the pouffe and was approaching the two men.

He threw a small leather pouffe at Cox.

A separate footrest for a chair is known as an ottoman, hassock or pouffe.

Surely not - that pouffe on top of the head could never sprout naturally from a mammal, let alone a human.

Kate puts her suitcase down on a green plastic-covered pouffe and gapes.

John helped Jim onto the chair and then himself onto a Persian pouffe.

It must be fun getting pouffe curtains and polished chintz for-who were those people?

"Because the boy's not yours body and mind," said Sulla, testing a pouffe with his foot to see if it was less yielding.

The ring glittered on its damson pouffe like some intra-uterine device.

'No problem,' said John, crawling back to his pouffe.

Charlie pressed her on to the pouffe near the fire and then he sat down on the floor beside her.

Veronica was with her, Miss Muffet on a velvet pouffe.

Ali sits comfortably on his pouffe.

Do want a pouffe?

After hitching her cover more firmly round her shoulders she made up the smouldering fire and sat on the pouffe.