“Fluffy” in Japanese
Short answer
モコモコ
mokomoko
Fluffy in Japanese is “モコモコ” (mokomoko). Full meaning: fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles).
Other ways to say “Fluffy” in Japanese
ほくほく
hokuhoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ふっくり
fukkuri fully, luxuriantly, fluffy, plump, soft and full, corpulent
もこもこ
mokomoko fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
もふもふ
mofumofu soft to the touch (e.g. fur, feathers), fluffy; to stroke (something fluffy), to rub, to pat
もごもご
mogomogo fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
モゴモゴ
mogomogo fluffy; lumpy (e.g. clothing), uneven, bulging (e.g. muscles)
ふっくら
fukkura fully, luxuriantly, fluffy, plump, soft and full
ふわふわ
fuwafuwa lightly (floating, drifting, etc.), buoyantly; soft, fluffy, spongy; unsteadily, flightily, fickly, frivolously
ぽくぽく
pokupoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ホクホク
hokuhoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ポクポク
pokupoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
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