Pronunciation: /stʌft/
verb past tense of the verb 'stuff', which means to fill a space or container tightly with something
A1 I stuffed my backpack with snacks for the trip.
A2 She stuffed the turkey with herbs and spices before roasting it.
B1 The pillow was stuffed with feathers for extra comfort.
B2 He stuffed his pockets with money before heading out.
C1 The chef stuffed the ravioli with a delicious cheese and spinach filling.
C2 The taxidermist carefully stuffed and mounted the deer for display.
adjective describing something that has been filled tightly with a substance or material
A1 The teddy bear is stuffed with soft, fluffy material.
A2 I ordered a stuffed crust pizza for dinner.
B1 The suitcase was stuffed full of clothes for the trip.
B2 The turkey was stuffed with a delicious bread and herb mixture.
C1 The museum was stuffed with priceless artifacts from ancient civilizations.
C2 The bookshelf was stuffed with rare first edition books.
formal The turkey was stuffed with a mixture of breadcrumbs and herbs.
informal I'm so stuffed after that big meal.
slang I can't believe how stuffed I am right now.
figurative His mind was stuffed with useless information.
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