stuffed

UK
/stʌft/
US
/stʌft/
stuffedadjective
more stuffed
Comp.
most stuffed
Super.
UK
/stʌft/
US
/stʌft/
Translations
The chef prepared a delicious stuffed chicken for dinner.
Шеф-повар приготовил вкусную фаршированную курицу на ужин.
The toy was a cute, stuffed bear.
Игрушка была милым, набитым медведем.
Definitions
Filled with something to the point of being unable to hold more.
After the big Thanksgiving dinner, I felt completely stuffed.
Having a filling or stuffing inside, often used to describe food.
The stuffed peppers were filled with rice and vegetables.
Having a plush or soft filling, often used to describe toys.
The child hugged her stuffed bear tightly as she fell asleep.
Preserved by taxidermy or filled to retain shape after death (of an animal).
A stuffed tiger stood in the corner of the trophy room.
stuffnoun
Definitions
Material or articles of a specified or unspecified kind.
She packed all her stuff into a suitcase before leaving for the trip.
The basic constituents or characteristics of something.
He has the right stuff to become a great leader.
A substance, especially when considered as a material of a particular kind.
The stuff used to make the sculpture was a special type of clay.
Personal belongings or possessions.
I need to organize my stuff before the movers arrive.
Fabric or cloth, especially of a woollen or worsted type (now chiefly historical or specialized).
The draper displayed fine stuffs imported from Yorkshire.
Worthless or foolish ideas, talk, or writing; nonsense.
Don't give me that stuff; I know you're lying.
stuffverb

stuffed

Past Simple

stuffed
Past Simple
stuffed
Past Participle
stuffing
Gerund
UK
/stʌf/
US
/stʌf/
Translations
She decided to stuff the pillow with feathers.
Она решила набить подушку перьями.
He tried to stuff his suitcase with as many clothes as possible.
Он пытался заполнить свой чемодан как можно большим количеством одежды.
They plan to stuff the turkey with herbs and spices.
Они планируют фаршировать индейку травами и специями.
Definitions
To fill a container or space tightly with something.
She stuffed the suitcase with clothes for her trip.
To fill the cavity of a food item with a mixture or filling.
He decided to stuff the turkey with a mixture of herbs and breadcrumbs.
To push or shove something into a space or container quickly or carelessly.
He stuffed the papers into his bag before rushing out the door.
To eat until one is excessively full, usually used reflexively with "oneself".
We stuffed ourselves on pizza last night.
Synonyms