Definition: Whifferies, also known as "whiffs," are small, often wet, and often oily particles that can be found in a variety of natural or man-made sources such as flowers, leaves, fruits, and even soap. They are typically made up of tiny pollen grains or other organic matter suspended in the air, and they can vary in size from small to large. Whifferies can have a variety of effects on our environment, depending on their source. They can be used for cleaning
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