You could paw for hours through some of the fluffy drifts, not knowing what you might find: vile garbage bags, a fire hydrant, a Buick, Jimmy Hoffa.
After all, who could object to a fluffy, drifting cloud?
One stretch, protected by a hedgerow, might be fluffy with drifts.
These nanotubes emerge from the reactor in fluffy black drifts; they're kept in five-gallon buckets stacked to the ceiling, each holding just 200 grams.
Tonight, the label Avian took center stage, represented by Sigha, Pris, and Shifter, who let the techno beats drift into fluffy acid and electro.
And on this fall day, it was glorious-turquoise blue, with drifts of fluffy clouds floating peacefully from horizon to horizon.
In places there were great white drifts of sea aster topped with fluffy seed-heads, while short reeds growing in brackish ditches were boldly streaked with gold and orange following the first touch of frost.
Some of it solves a mystery, like the little snow drift by the side of the road that turned out to be a neighbor's fluffy white cat who had disappeared early in the winter.
It suggests something fluffy, white and weightless: a global atmosphere within which our email, social network profiles, images and shared files innocently drift.
Once on the ground, snow can be categorized as powdery when fluffy, granular when it begins the cycle of melting and refreezing, and eventually ice once it packs down into a dense drift after multiple melting and refreezing cycles.
