mullido

Mullido is a Spanish adjective that describes something soft, cushioned, or fluffy—usually something that provides comfort or a gentle feel when touched or sat upon.

Meaning:

• Refers to a surface or material that is soft, thick, and pleasant to the touch.
• It often describes pillows, beds, cushions, blankets, or anything plush that feels cozy or spongy.

Word Parts:

• Mullido is the past participle of the verb mullir, which means "to make soft" or "to cushion."
• The suffix "-ido" often forms past participles in Spanish.

Synonyms in Spanish:

• Suave (soft)
• Blando (soft, tender)
• Acolchonado (padded, cushioned)
• Esponjoso (spongy, fluffy)

Antonyms in Spanish:

• Duro (hard)
• Rígido (rigid, stiff)
• Áspero (rough)

Example sentence:

• El sofá es muy mullido, ideal para descansar después de un día largo.
  (The sofa is very soft/fluffy, ideal for resting after a long day.)