English

Detailed Synonyms for stuff in English

stuff:

stuff [the ~] nom

  1. the stuff
    the matter; the stuff
  2. the stuff
    the things; the items; the stuff; the goods; the articles
  3. the stuff
    the articles; the ware; the merchandise; the goods; the wares; the stuff; the produce
  4. the stuff
    the hash; the cannabis; the hemp; the hashish; the stuff
  5. the stuff
    the mortar
    – used as a bond in masonry or for covering a wall 1
    the rubble; the stone-chippings; the broken stones; the plaster; the stone-dust; the stuff; the chalk; the slaked lime; the quick lime; the matter; the lime; the calcium
  6. the stuff
    the possesions; the worldly goods; the stuff; the things; the bits and pieces; the bits & pieces
  7. the stuff
    – miscellaneous unspecified objects 1
    the stuff
    – miscellaneous unspecified objects 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
      • the trunk was full of stuff1
  8. the stuff
    – unspecified qualities required to do or be something 1
    the stuff
    – unspecified qualities required to do or be something 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
      • the stuff of heros1
      • you don't have the stuff to be a United States Marine1
  9. the stuff
    – a critically important or characteristic component 1
    the stuff
    – a critically important or characteristic component 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
      • suspense is the very stuff of narrative1
  10. the stuff
    – senseless talk 1
    the stuff; the stuff and nonsense; the hooey; the poppycock
    – senseless talk 1
  11. the stuff
    – information in some unspecified form 1
    the stuff
    – information in some unspecified form 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
      • it was stuff I had heard before1
      • there's good stuff in that book1
  12. the stuff
    – informal terms for personal possessions 1
    the stuff; the clobber
    – informal terms for personal possessions 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
    • clobber [the ~] nom
      • did you take all your clobber?1
  13. the stuff
    – the tangible substance that goes into the makeup of a physical object 1
    the stuff; the material
    – the tangible substance that goes into the makeup of a physical object 1
    • stuff [the ~] nom
      • wheat is the stuff they use to make bread1
    • material [the ~] nom
      • coal is a hard black material1

to stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)

  1. to stuff
    to stuff
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
  2. to stuff
    to stow; to stuff
    • stow verbe (stows, stowed, stowing)
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
  3. to stuff
    – fill with a stuffing while cooking 1
    to stuff; farce
    – fill with a stuffing while cooking 1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
      • Have you stuffed the turkey yet?1
    • farce verbe
  4. to stuff
    – fill tightly with a material 1
    to stuff
    – fill tightly with a material 1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
      • stuff a pillow with feathers1
  5. to stuff
    – treat with grease, fill, and prepare for mounting 1
    to stuff
    – treat with grease, fill, and prepare for mounting 1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
      • stuff a bearskin1
  6. to stuff
    – overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself 1
    to stuff; to gorge; to gormandize; glut; englut; gormandise; overgorge; ingurgitate; engorge; gourmandize; overindulge; overeat
    – overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself 1
  7. to stuff
    – obstruct 1
    to block; to stuff; to lug; choke up
    – obstruct 1
    • block verbe (blocks, blocked, blocking)
      • Her arteries are blocked1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
      • My nose is all stuffed1
    • lug verbe (lugs, lugged, lugging)
    • choke up verbe
  8. to stuff
    – cram into a cavity 1
    to stuff
    – cram into a cavity 1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
      • The child stuffed candy into his pockets1
  9. to stuff
    – press or force 1
    to squeeze; to thrust; to stuff; to shove
    – press or force 1
    • squeeze verbe (squeezes, squeezed, squeezing)
    • thrust verbe (thrusts, thrusted, thrusting)
      • She thrust the letter into his hand1
    • stuff verbe (stuffs, stuffed, stuffing)
    • shove verbe (shoves, shoved, shoving)

Conjugations for stuff:

present
  1. stuff
  2. stuff
  3. stuffs
  4. stuff
  5. stuff
  6. stuff
simple past
  1. stuffed
  2. stuffed
  3. stuffed
  4. stuffed
  5. stuffed
  6. stuffed
present perfect
  1. have stuffed
  2. have stuffed
  3. has stuffed
  4. have stuffed
  5. have stuffed
  6. have stuffed
past continuous
  1. was stuffing
  2. were stuffing
  3. was stuffing
  4. were stuffing
  5. were stuffing
  6. were stuffing
future
  1. shall stuff
  2. will stuff
  3. will stuff
  4. shall stuff
  5. will stuff
  6. will stuff
continuous present
  1. am stuffing
  2. are stuffing
  3. is stuffing
  4. are stuffing
  5. are stuffing
  6. are stuffing
subjunctive
  1. be stuffed
  2. be stuffed
  3. be stuffed
  4. be stuffed
  5. be stuffed
  6. be stuffed
diverse
  1. stuff!
  2. let's stuff!
  3. stuffed
  4. stuffing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "stuff":

  1. miscellaneous unspecified objects1
    • the trunk was full of stuff1
  2. unspecified qualities required to do or be something1
    • the stuff of heros1
    • you don't have the stuff to be a United States Marine1
  3. a critically important or characteristic component1
    • suspense is the very stuff of narrative1
  4. senseless talk1
    • don't give me that stuff1
  5. information in some unspecified form1
    • it was stuff I had heard before1
    • there's good stuff in that book1
  6. informal terms for personal possessions1
  7. the tangible substance that goes into the makeup of a physical object1
    • wheat is the stuff they use to make bread1
  8. fill with a stuffing while cooking1
    • Have you stuffed the turkey yet?1
  9. fill tightly with a material1
    • stuff a pillow with feathers1
  10. treat with grease, fill, and prepare for mounting1
    • stuff a bearskin1
  11. overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself1
    • She stuffed herself at the dinner1
  12. obstruct1
    • My nose is all stuffed1
  13. cram into a cavity1
    • The child stuffed candy into his pockets1
  14. press or force1

Related Synonyms for stuff