Cushion

[Sarah]

An object comprised of two sheets of fabric stuffed with something soft and fluffy, to various degrees of comfort. Can be found on [couches], [beds], [sofas], [chairs], [loungers], and even thrown on the floor.

[Gregory]

A bag of cloth stuffed with a mass of soft material, used as a comfortable support for sitting or leaning on.

[Sarah]

[A best friend] with whom you can [act] stupid with and [lean on].

[Kai]

A fat woman.
A [spoiled], [overindulged] girl or woman with a [sense of entitlement].

[Dave Paprocki]

A [cushion] is drug that makes the [comedown] of another drug easier to deal with. A cushion can also be taking a small amount of the same drug when [coming down].

[Sonia]

A girl of any background or [ethnicity] that is not too skinny or not [too fat] more so falling along the average [scale].

[Julene]

A pillow or pad stuffed with a mass of soft material, used as a comfortable support for sitting or leaning on.

[Lanell]

Cushion in Snooker. The inside edges of the table against which the ball can be played. The cushion curves outward above the six pockets around the table.