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a bit of fluff

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a bit of fluff/skirt  (British & Australian old-fashioned, very informal)
a sexually attractive woman Who was that nice bit of skirt I saw you with last night?
See also: bit, fluff
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If you trivialise the news decade after decade and if you turn news into entertainment, if you corrupt how people get information, if you have a cynical view where you can take a bit of fluff that's not true and you know it's not true but you can bang it out to make something that fits nicely on page five next to the ad for women's lingerie, if you start thinking like that, then sooner or later people are going to distrust what those sources all are," he says.
Crowe hacks it; Film of the Week: State Of Play by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Arthur said: "Sometimes a bit of fluff can get in and cause a bad connection.
PHONE DRIVER HITS COP CAR; Cabbie is guilty over shunt with unmarked ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Perhaps it is and the BBC has research to prove it, but until I see evidence of such research I'll continue to think these decisions are made by testosterone-fuelled executives whose impending mid- life crisis makes them desperate for sight of a bit of fluff.
Moira made you feel at ease despite dire news by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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