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1 die Staubflocke
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2 Fussel
* * *die Fusselfuzz* * *Fụs|sel ['fʊsl]f -, -n or m -s, -fluff no plein(e) Fussel — some fluff, a bit of fluff
* * *(very small pieces of fluff from cotton etc.) lint* * *Fus·sel<-, -n o m -s, -[n]>[ˈfʊsl̩]ein[e] \Fussel a bit of fluff* * *die; Fussel, Fusseln od. der; Fussels, Fussel[n] fluffein[e] Fussel — a piece of fluff; some fluff
* * ** * *die; Fussel, Fusseln od. der; Fussels, Fussel[n] fluffein[e] Fussel — a piece of fluff; some fluff
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3 Fluse
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4 fusselig
Adj. covered in fluff, Am. linty; sich (Dat) den Mund fusselig reden umg. fig. talk till one is blue in the face* * *linty* * *fụs|se|lig ['fʊsəlɪç]adj(= von Fusseln bedeckt) covered with fluff; (= fusselnd) giving off fluff; (= ausgefranst) frayedden Mund fusselig reden (inf) — to talk till one is blue in the face
* * *fus·se·lig[ˈfʊsəlɪç]ein \fusseliger Stoff a fluffy material; s.a. Mund* * *Adjektiv covered in fluff postpos.; (ausgefranst) frayed* * *sich (dat)den Mund fusselig reden umg fig talk till one is blue in the face* * *Adjektiv covered in fluff postpos.; (ausgefranst) frayed* * *adj.fuzzy adj.linty adj. -
5 Staubflocke
f piece of fluff, Am. auch dust bunny umg.* * *die Staubflockefluff* * *Staub|flo|ckefpiece of fluff* * *Staub·flo·ckef piece of fluff, fluff no indef art, no pl* * ** * *f.fluff n. -
6 Flocke
* * *die Flockeflake* * *Flọ|cke ['flɔkə]f -, -n1) flake; (= Wollflocke) piece of wool; (= Schaumflocke) blob (of foam); (= Staubflocke) ball (of fluff)2) pl inf = Geld) dough (inf)* * *(a very small piece: a snowflake.) flake* * *Flo·cke<-, -n>[ˈflɔkə]f1. (Schneeflocke) snowflake2. (Staubflocke) ball of fluff* * *die; Flocke, Flocken1) flakeeine Flocke Watte/Wolle — a bit of cottonwool/tuft of wool
2) (StaubFlocke) piece of fluff* * *Flocke f; -, -n; Schnee, Hafer, Butter, Seife: flake; Wolle: flock; Staub, Feder, Flaum: ball of fluff* * *die; Flocke, Flocken1) flakeeine Flocke Watte/Wolle — a bit of cottonwool/tuft of wool
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7 fusseln
v/i shed (a lot of) fluff, Am. shed, Brit. auch mo(u)lt umg.* * *fụs|seln ['fʊsln]vito give off fluff* * *fus·seln[ˈfʊsl̩n]* * *intransitives Verb make fluff* * ** * *intransitives Verb make fluff -
8 plustern
v/t und v/refl aufplustern* * *plus|tern ['pluːstɐn]1. vtFedern to fluff up2. vrto fluff oneself up* * *plus·tern[ˈplu:stɐn]I. vtII. vr* * * -
9 aufplustern
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/refl1. Vogel: ruffle (up) its feathers2. umg., fig. act the big shot, puff o.s.up* * *auf|plus|tern sep1. vtFedern to ruffle up; (fig) Vorfall, Ereignis to blow up, to exaggerate2. vr(Vogel) to ruffle (up) its feathers, to puff itself up; (Mensch) to puff oneself up* * *((often with out or up) to make full and soft like fluff: The bird fluffed out its feathers; Fluff up the pillows and make the invalid more comfortable.) fluff* * *auf|plus·terneine aufgeplusterte Henne a hen with its feathers ruffled [up]II. vr* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb < bird> ruffle [up] its feathers* * *aufplustern (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/r1. Vogel: ruffle (up) its feathers2. umg, fig act the big shot, puff o.s.upB. v/t:sein Gefieder aufplustern ruffle (up) its feathers* * *1. 2.reflexives Verb < bird> ruffle [up] its feathers -
10 Flaum
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; bei Vogel: down; bei Baby: baby ( oder downy) hair; (erster Bartwuchs) down, (peach) fuzz umg., Brit. auch bumfluff umg.; auf Früchten: down, fur* * *der Flaumfluff; down* * *[flaum]m -(e)s,no pl2) (dial = Schweinebauchfett) lard* * *(a mass of soft, light material such as fine light hair etc: The peaches were covered with fuzz.) fuzz* * *<-[e]s>[flaum]m kein pl down no art, no pl* * *der; Flaum[e]s1) fuzz2) (Flaumfedern) down* * *Flaum m; -(e)s, kein pl; bei Vogel: down; bei Baby: baby ( oder downy) hair; (erster Bartwuchs) down, (peach) fuzz umg, Br auch bumfluff umg; auf Früchten: down, fur* * *der; Flaum[e]s1) fuzz2) (Flaumfedern) down* * *nur sing. m.down (fluff) n.fluff n.fuzz n. -
11 Wollmaus
f Dial., hum. big ball of fluff and dust found under furniture etc., Am. dust bunny* * *Wọll|mausf (inf)(big) ball of fluff, dust bunny (US inf)* * * -
12 Wuzerl
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13 Flaum
m1. bum fluff Br. sl. [downy beard of adolescent boys]2. down3. down fluff4. floccus5. fluff6. fuzz -
14 bürsten
v/t1. brush; Fusseln vom Anzug bürsten brush the fluff ( oder fuzz) from one’s suit; sich (Dat) die Haare bürsten brush one’s hair; sich (Dat) die Zähne bürsten brush ( oder clean) one’s teeth2. vulg. (koitieren) screw, shag Brit.* * *to brush* * *bụ̈rs|ten ['bʏrstn]vtto brush; (vulg = koitieren) to screw (sl)* * *das1) (an act of brushing.) brush2) (to rub with a brush: He brushed his jacket.) brush3) (to make tidy by using a brush: Brush your hair!) brush* * *bürs·ten[ˈbʏrstn̩]vt1. (mit einer Bürste reinigen)▪ etw \bürsten to brush sth2. (abbürsten)* * *transitives Verb brush* * *bürsten v/t1. brush;Fusseln vom Anzug bürsten brush the fluff ( oder fuzz) from one’s suit;sich (dat)die Haare bürsten brush one’s hair;sich (dat)die Zähne bürsten brush ( oder clean) one’s teeth2. vulg (koitieren) screw, shag Br* * *transitives Verb brush* * *(Haare) v.to crew out v. v.to brush v. -
15 Flöckchen
n little flake; von Staub, Flaum: little bit of fluff* * *Flọ̈ck|chen ['flœkçən]nt -s, - dimSee:von Flocke* * *Flöck·chen<-s, ->[ˈflœkçən]ein \Flöckchen Butter a knob [or hunk] of butter* * * -
16 flusig
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17 Fusel
m; -s, -, meist Sg.; umg., pej. rotgut* * *Fu|sel ['fuːzl]m -s, - (pej)rotgut (inf), hooch (esp US inf)* * *(small pieces of soft, wool-like material from blankets etc: My coat is covered with fluff.) fluff* * *Fu·sel<-s, ->[ˈfu:zl̩]* * *der; Fusels, Fusel (ugs. abwertend) rotgut (coll. derog.)* * ** * *der; Fusels, Fusel (ugs. abwertend) rotgut (coll. derog.) -
18 patzen
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19 Schmonzette
f; -, -n; umg., pej. slush* * *Schmon|zet|te [ʃmɔn'tsɛtə]f -, -n (inf)kitschy film/book etc* * *Schmon·zet·te<-, -n>[ʃmɔnˈtsɛtə]f (pej fam) piece of fluffder Soundtrack zu dieser Hollywood-\Schmonzette the soundtrack to this piece of Hollywood fluff* * * -
20 zupfen
I vt/i1. pull (an + Dat at), tug (at); sich (Dat) am Bart / Ohrläppchen zupfen pull ( oder tug) at on’s beard / earlobe; jemanden am Ärmel etc. zupfen tug at s.o.’s sleeve etc.2. (Gitarre, Lied, Saite etc.) pluckII v/t (entfernen) pull ( aus out of; von from); (Unkraut) pull up; (Augenbrauen) pluck; jemandem / sich (Dat) Fusseln vom Pullover zupfen pull bits off fluff off s.o.’s / one’s pullover (bes. Am. sweater)* * *(Saite) to pluck; to twang;(Wolle) to pick;(ziehen) to pull; to tug; to twitch* * *zụp|fen ['tsʊpfn]1. vtto pick; Saite auch, Gitarre, Cello to pluck; Unkraut to pull (up)am Bart/Ohr etc zupfen — to pull at one's beard/ear etc
2. vizupfen (an Haaren, Ohrläppchen, Kleidung) — to pull at sth; an Instrument to pluck at sth
* * *1) (to pull: She plucked a grey hair from her head; He plucked at my sleeve.) pluck2) (to pull hairs out of (eyebrows) in order to improve their shape.) pluck3) (to pull and let go (the strings of a musical instrument).) pluck4) (to give a little pull or jerk to (something): He twitched her sleeve.) twitch* * *zup·fen[ˈtsʊpfn̩]vt1. (ziehen)jdm/sich die Augenbrauen \zupfen to pluck sb's/one's eyebrows* * *1.intransitives Verban etwas (Dat.) zupfen — pluck or pull at something
2.sich (Dat.) am Ohrläppchen zupfen — pull [at] one's ear lobe
transitives Verb1)etwas aus/von usw. etwas zupfen — pull something out of/from etc. something
3) pluck <string, guitar, tune>4)jemanden am Ärmel/Bart zupfen — pull or tug [at] somebody's sleeve/beard
* * *A. v/t & v/i1. pull (an +dat at), tug (at);sich (dat)am Bart/Ohrläppchen zupfen pull ( oder tug) at on’s beard/earlobe;zupfen tug at sb’s sleeve etc2. (Gitarre, Lied, Saite etc) pluckB. v/t (entfernen) pull (aus out of;jemandem/sich (dat)Fusseln vom Pullover zupfen pull bits off fluff off sb’s/one’s pullover (besonders US sweater)* * *1.intransitives Verban etwas (Dat.) zupfen — pluck or pull at something
2.sich (Dat.) am Ohrläppchen zupfen — pull [at] one's ear lobe
transitives Verb1)etwas aus/von usw. etwas zupfen — pull something out of/from etc. something
3) pluck <string, guitar, tune>4)jemanden am Ärmel/Bart zupfen — pull or tug [at] somebody's sleeve/beard
* * *v.to pick v.to twitch v.
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