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Soft An adjective that describes something that is very delicate and easy to damage, like a baby's blanket or a potato chip.  ■ "The softest pillow I've ever slept on was made of marshmallows."


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fur A soft, thick, and wavy or curly hair that grows on animals like cats, dogs, and humans.  ■ "My cat's fur is so soft, I could spend hours just petting it!"

lips A pair of soft, fleshy flaps that are used for talking, kissing, and other facial expressions.  ■ "Her lips were so soft and inviting, I couldn't resist giving her a peck on the cheek."

downy A soft, fluffy substance found on the undersides of birds and other animals. Also used to describe something that is smooth, soft, or delicate.  ■ "I accidentally spilled my cup of coffee on the downy carpet, and now it smells like a cat's litter box."

Lead A type of soft, pliable metal with a silvery-white color and a low melting point. It is commonly used for pipes and other plumbing systems.  ■ I had to lead the way through the dark alley because there were no streetlights. A type of soft, pliable metal with a silvery-white color and a low melting point. It is commonly used for making jokes and getting people to laugh.  ■ I had to lead the way through the dark alley because there were no streetlights... but I was just trying to lead the conversation to the topic of my latest joke.

aloe A type of succulent plant with soft, fleshy leaves that are used to soothe and heal sunburns.  ■ "I accidentally spilled coffee on my shirt. Luckily, I had an aloe plant nearby to soothe the burn."

Aluminum A lightweight, soft, silvery-white metal that is widely used in manufacturing utensils and other household items.  ■ "I need to buy some aluminum foil for my birthday party. I heard it makes great balloon animals."

beanbag A large, soft cushion used for sitting or leaning against a wall.  ■ "I accidentally sat on the dog's beanbag and now I have a wet spot on my pants."

boobs Two large, soft, and usually rounded masses of fatty tissue that develop in the female breast region.  ■ "I need to buy a new bra because my boobs are spilling out of it!

booby A large and usually soft lump of flesh, often found in the chest area.  ■ "I accidentally grabbed a booby on the beach!"

brains The soft, gelatinous organ that controls and regulates bodily functions in humans and animals.  ■ "I don't know how people do math without their brains."

breasts Large, soft, and sensitive organ located on the front of a female's chest. These are commonly used as a symbol of femininity and sexual attraction.  ■ When she showed off her "assets," the entire room couldn't help but stare.

Breeze A gentle, soft wind.  ■ The breeze was so light it could barely be felt on my skin.

brioche A type of bread that is soft, fluffy, and typically used for breakfast sandwiches or desserts.  ■ "I'll have a brioche with butter and jam, please.", "My grandma makes the best brioche. I can never resist having seconds.

calves The soft, tender part of a calf's leg, between the knee and hoof.  ■ "I accidentally kicked my own calves while trying to tie my shoelaces."

cartilage A soft, flexible tissue that forms the framework for many parts of the body, such as joints and the ears.  ■ I'm sorry I can't hear you. My cartilage is too floppy to form a good ear canal.

cashmere A soft, lightweight, and extremely warm wool spun from the cashmere goat.  ■ "I was so cold in my wool sweater that I wished I had a coat made of cashmere instead!"

cerebrum The soft, white matter of the brain that contains the gray matter.  ■ I don't know why I'm so forgetful. Maybe my cerebrum is just not working properly.

Comfy A feeling of relaxation and comfort, often accompanied by a warm, cozy blanket or a soft couch.  ■ "I'm so comfy right now with my fuzzy slippers on. I could stay here all day!"

cooing The act of making a soft, melodious sound, usually used to soothe or comfort someone.  ■ She spent the entire evening cooing to her cat, who was completely uninterested.

Cotton A soft, white material made from the seeds of the cotton plant. It is often used for clothing, bedding, and other textiles.  ■ "I forgot my favorite cotton shirt at home! What am I going to wear today?"

creamy A term used to describe something that is extremely smooth, soft, and rich in cream or butter.  ■ "Her skin was so creamy, it could have been made of marshmallow fluff!"

croon To sing in a soft, melodic voice, often while crooning to oneself or others.  ■ "I love to croon 'La Vie en Rose' to my cat every night. She purrs so loudly when I do!"

cuddly A soft, fluffy, and warm animal that is easy to snuggle with.  ■ "I can't get enough of my cuddly kitten, even when she's all over me!"

cuddy A soft, fluffy creature with a long trunk and big eyes that is often kept as a pet.  ■ "I just got a new cuddy to keep me company on my long commute. It's so cute and snuggly!"

cushion A soft, padded object used for sitting or leaning against. Often found in chairs or sofas.  ■ "I forgot to bring my own cushion to the movie theater and had to sit on the floor."

cushions Soft, fluffy puffs of air or foam used to sit on or rest against.  ■ "I spent hours trying to find the perfect cushions for my couch until I realized that it was just a matter of taste.

duffle A soft, fluffy ball used for playing soccer or basketball.  ■ John accidentally kicked the duffle in mid-air, causing it to bounce off a nearby tree and land on his head. "Ow! That was a painful duffel," he groaned.

Earlobe The soft, fleshy part of the ear that hangs down at the back.  ■ "Listen to my funny earlobe story."

escargot A type of small, slow-moving snail with a spiral shell and a soft body.  ■ "I don't like eating escargot because they have a slimy texture and a weird taste."

flannel A soft and coarse fabric made from wool or cotton, typically used for bedding.  ■I can't believe I forgot to bring my flannel sheets to grandma's house. I'll have to sleep on her itchy old blankets instead!

fleece A very fluffy, soft, and white coat of wool from a sheep.  ■ "He bought a brand new fleece for his woolly jumper!"

flesh Something that's soft, pliable, and edible. Also, the stuff that's inside a person.  ■ "I had a bit of fleshy stuff on my sandwich today.", "I forgot to take off my flesh before going to the pool party."

fuzz A soft, downy substance consisting of small fibers.  ■ The couch had a nice fuzz on it that made me feel like I was sitting on a cloud.

Gently Adverb used to describe a soft or tender touch, usually when trying not to hurt someone or something.  ■ "I gently stroke the kitten's fur every night before bed."

giblets A small, soft organ that is removed from the cavity of an animal or bird before it is cooked and eaten.  ■ Why did the giblet go to therapy? Because it was feeling a little gibbled up!

grass A soft, green plant that grows in large tufts and covers the ground.  ■ I can't believe I cut my shin on a piece of grass while playing catch. That was so grass-roots!

landing A soft and comfortable spot on the ground, especially after jumping or falling from a plane.  ■ "I can't believe I missed my landing by just a few feet!

lax A type of cheese that is particularly soft and runny, often used in macaroni and cheese.  ■ I love eating a big bowl of cheesy, lax macaroni and cheese before bedtime.

lob A large, soft, edible crustacean with a bright red shell and long, slender legs.  ■ "I had a lob for dinner last night. It was so good that I ate all of it myself!"

mattress2 noun A large rectangular cushion used as a bed, consisting of a springy core covered with fabric or other soft material.  ■"I had the best night's sleep on my new mattress!"

mattresses A collection of fluffy, soft pillows that are extremely comfortable to sleep on.  ■ "I had the best night's sleep ever on my new mattresses. I felt like I was sleeping on clouds!

melting To become soft and runny due to heat or other causes.  ■ "I can't believe I just melted a whole bag of chips in my lap! I guess that's what you get for eating too many hot dogs."

molten Soft, liquid, and viscous substance that has been heated to the point of flowing easily.  ■ "She accidentally spilled a cup of molten coffee on her shirt."

moonlight The soft, silvery light of the moon, often used to create a romantic or eerie atmosphere.  ■ I love spending my nights stargazing in the moonlight, but don't tell my mom I'm up so late!

muff A soft and fluffy cake with a hole in the middle.  ■ "I had a great time munching on my freshly baked blueberry muff while watching my favorite sitcom."

Pad To apply padding to a surface, typically by using foam or other soft materials.  ■ The gym floor was padded with thick mats to provide cushioning for exercise machines.

paintbrush A small stick with a soft, flexible brush of bristles at the end, used for applying paint to surfaces.  ■ "I forgot my paintbrush at home and had to use a toothbrush instead."

pastels Soft, muted colors that are easy on the eyes but not very vibrant or bold.  ■ "She decided to paint her room in pastels because she didn't want to overwhelm herself with too much color."

pedicure A ritual of cleaning, massaging, and grooming the feet.  ■ "I treat myself to a pedicure once a month to keep my feet feeling soft and sandal-ready."