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"puff out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is an informal phrase that means to make something look full or plump, usually by filling it with air or puffing something out using one's breath. For example, "He puffed out his chest to look more important."
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Puff out strong, you go forward; puff out softly, you go right.
Finally, Eriksson could puff out his cheeks and smile.
His belly swells grotesquely, his hands curl, his cheeks puff out, his mouth contorts into a rictus of pain.
I lean back on the couch, puff out my chest a bit, and feel the satisfying beneficence of charity offered.
There's the other Rick, fond of his sweater vest; And "the Newtster," who likes to puff out his chest.
Not too thin, not too thick and fried at a temperature that causes it to puff out and crisp simultaneously.
As these cells bounce cheerily across the stage, dun-coloured growths puff out from the walls like bendy castles.
In a video, they puff out their cheeks, grin bizarrely and roll their eyes as if possessed.
He should puff out his chest and growl, "Feel lucky, punk?" to the first union lawyer he sees.
What preteenager doesn't want to stuff his face with marshmallows until his cheeks puff out like Dizzy Gillespie's?
When David first asks me to take a deep breath, I instinctively puff out my chest while my stomach contracts.
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