fluffer

/ ˈflʌfə /

noun

1. a person employed on a pornographic film set to ensure that male actors are kept aroused

Example Sentences

“Even a Democrat fluffer like Stephanopoulos can’t save Biden from himself,” said the @craftmastah account.

From Washington Times

"How is it that God -fearing Americans from South Carolina believe that @LindseyGrahamSC, who is nothing more than Trump’s fluffer, passes as worthy of a seat in the US Senate?"

From Fox News

"They're like, 'No, you make everybody else look good!' I'm basically a fluffer — the girls that they hired and all the other people seemed to be having more fun, so they took better photos and better cinematography when I was in the photo than when I wasn't."

From Fox News

Often Viagra, Rothman offered, and sometimes a “fluffer,” as an offscreen human stimulator is known.

From New York Times

Valencia have surprised many with their form this season, with Italy penalty fluffer and former West Ham sub Zaza - whose nine goals leaves him only behind Messi in the Pichichi standings - playing the role of figurehead, a thought that will leave many Hammers supporters confused.

From The Guardian