Back and Tuft

Back

Back noun - A behind part or surface.

Tuft and back are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tuft" instead a noun "Back".

Tuft

Tuft noun - A bunch of hair or feathers or growing grass.
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Synonyms for Tuft

Back and tuft are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Back" instead a noun "Tuft".

Nearby Words: tufted, tufty, tufting

How words are described

long long back long tuft
single single back single tuft
big big back big tuft
little little back little tuft

Both words in one sentence

  • The Powerpuff Girls: "The Mane Event" had Bubbles and Buttercup accidentally ripping off a tuft of Blossom's hair from the back.
  • Self Demonstrating / Deadpool The size/shape of the black patches on my eyes, what kind of gloves/boots I have, whether I have that little tuft...flap...thingy on the back of my mask, etc.
  • Robot Hair Scrapland's main character D-Tritus has hair made of optical fibers, tied in a tuft in the back of his neck.
    Source: Robot Hair
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