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powder puff
(redirected from Powder puff football)

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powder puff
n.
A soft pad for applying powder to the skin.
powder puff
n
a soft pad or ball of fluffy material used for applying cosmetic powder to the skin
Translations
powder puff n → piumino della cipria
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She played four years of varsity volleyball, has been a member of the Powder Puff football team and served as head of the Executive Leadership Election Committee, Freshman adviser and National Honor Society.
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