froufrou

/ˈfruːfruː/
adjective
  1. Overly fancy, frilly, or decorative; fussy in style.
    • The froufrou design of the invitation made it hard to read.
    • She thought the froufrou decorations were too much for a simple party.
    • His taste in furniture is not froufrou; he likes clean lines.
noun
  1. Fancy, showy, or decorative trimmings or details, especially on clothing or in fashion.
    • The dress had too much froufrou with all those ruffles and bows.
    • The costume designer added extra froufrou to make the gown look more elegant.
    • She prefers simple styles without any froufrou.
  2. A rustling sound, like that made by silk or taffeta fabric.
    • The froufrou of her skirt could be heard as she walked down the aisle.
    • He loved the soft froufrou of the curtains in the breeze.
    • The only sound in the room was the froufrou of the dancer's costume.
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