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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fluffy bed" is a correct and usable English phrase.
You can use it when describing a bed with an abundance of pillows and/or blankets, or just to describe a soft and comfortable bed. For example, "I can't wait to get into my fluffy bed tonight and get some rest."
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En Suite: W signature fluffy bed; an outdoor living room with a daybed.
Serve it on a fluffy bed of couscous with basil for garnish, accompanied by a robust French red from any odd year.
To keep her happy on the road, Lloyd said Hickory sleeps in a fluffy bed at the hotel and gets extra biscuits.
He clocks an average of 20 hours of sleep per day — on the rug; on the sofa; on the passenger seat of my car; on his large, fluffy bed at home; on his larger, fluffier bed at the office.
The wood-beamed rooms are described as suites, but many have a single room with a tiny sitting area facing a gas-fed fireplace and a huge, fluffy bed behind.
No such qualms keep you from devouring the other large plates, including a changing fish that picks up flavor from its grape leaf wrap, and a meatless tagine, presented beneath a domed top, whose charred vegetables — cabbage, carrots, tomatoes — enrich a fluffy bed of couscous.
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They have food called Canine Caviar, squeaky toys, fluffy beds and four full-time caregivers.
Upstairs there are fluffy beds, rosebud-studded soaps and exposed beams.
Up in the rooms big white fluffy beds and Bliss spa toiletries make you actually want to spend time there.
"If you have beautiful, soft, white linen curtains; fluffy bedding; and big pillows, that's where the eye will go," Ms. Salander said.
Just as hotels have added free cocktail hours, fluffy beds and spas to attract clients and get them to stay longer, he said, campgrounds too have been "ratcheting up the value" with new features and services.
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