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powder puff

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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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The combination of Mark Viduka (pictured right), Michael Owen and Obafemi Martins had been the magic combination that saved United from relegation under Kevin Keegan last season - but 12 months on, the heavyweight trio looked decidedly powder puff as they failed to pull their weight.
United's big guns end up misfiring by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
We were powder puff in attack and that's not good enough.
Strikers didn't do Jim work; FIRST DIVISION DUNDEE 1 DUNFERMLINE 0 by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Roared on by 7,000 travelling fans, Barrow will have a right good go and what with Boro's dodgy home form, questionable zonal marking and our powder puff attack, a major shock could be on the cards.
Let's hope the FA Cup is not too magical! THE WHISTLE BLOWER IN ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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