3. (old).—A term of contempt.

Fluffiness, subs. (common).—1. Drunkenness. Cf., Fluffy and Fluffer.

1886. Fun, 4 August, p. 44. A sullen-faced, clerical-looking young

man, charged with fluffiness in a public conveyance, said he was

sober as a judge when taken into custody.

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