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The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cushiony

Cushiony \Cush"ion*y\ (-[y^]), a. Like a cushion; soft; pliable.

A flat and cushiony nose.
--Dickens.

Wiktionary
cushiony

a. Like a cushion; soft and yielding.

WordNet
cushiony

adj. softened by the addition of cushions or padding [syn: cushioned, padded]

Usage examples of "cushiony".

Tightening my arms about her, I pressed my cock against her dimpled rump, gently grinding against her cushiony ass.

My breathing hitched as I hauled her close, rubbing her cushiony belly against my stiff erection.

It was a deep, cushiony one, different from the tailored pieces her mother favored, and when she and Graham had been furniture shopping, she had fallen in love with it on sight.

Kelvin was getting dressed in his conventional clothes: new brownberry shirt, greenbriar pantaloons, cushiony cotilk stockings, and heavy walking boots.

Amber leaned into the cushiony back of the booth and curled up, cat-like, to play with the cream adorning her drink.

Tom pointed to a low, round, cushiony type of seat next to the armchair.

The footman helped her into the curricle and tucked a thick, cushiony cashmere robe around her.

The bed node wheezed as it reinflated its cushiony pneumatic bladders.