Cloud Floof

Definition

An affectionate term for a fluffy, white or grey cat that looks like a cloud made of fur. Dark grey or black versions are called 'Voids,' because apparently we needed taxonomy for our cats now.

Example Usage

I saw the most adorable Cloud Floof at the shelter yesterday—it was basically a living cotton ball.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cloud%20Floof&defid=17672410)

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