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Definition of stuff
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stuff is as below...
Stuff (v. t.) The
fundamental
material
of which
anything
is made up;
elemental
part;
essence.
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Stuff
::
Stuff (n.) To fill with a
seasoning
composition
of
bread,
meat,
condiments,
etc.; as, to stuff a
turkey..
Stuffy
::
Stuffing
(n.) A
mixture
of oil and
tallow
used in
softening
and
dressing
leather.
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) To
secure
the end of (a rope, or the like) from
untwisting
by
overcasting
it with small
stuff..
Truffled
::
Truffled
(a.)
Provided
or
cooked
with
truffles;
stuffed
with
truffles;
as, a
truffled
turkey..
Mousing
::
Mousing
(n.) A turn or
lashing
of spun yarn or small
stuff,
or a
metallic
clasp or
fastening,
uniting
the point and shank of a hook to
prevent
its
unhooking
or
straighening
out..
Cram
::
Cram (v. t.) To
press,
force,
or
drive,
particularly
in
filling,
or in
thrusting
one thing into
another;
to
stuff;
to
crowd;
to fill to
superfluity;
as, to cram
anything
into a
basket;
to cram a room with
people..
Thionine
::
Thionine
(n.) An
artificial
red or
violet
dyestuff
consisting
of a
complex
sulphur
derivative
of
certain
aromatic
diamines,
and
obtained
as a dark
crystalline
powder;
--
called
also
phenylene
violet..
Stuffing
::
Stuffed
(imp. & p. p.) of Stuf.
Antichlor
::
Antichlor
(n.) Any
substance
(but
especially
sodium
hyposulphite)
used in
removing
the
excess
of
chlorine
left in paper pulp or
stuffs
after
bleaching.
Trig
::
Trig (v. t.) To fill; to
stuff;
to cram.
Morindin
::
Morindin
(n.) A
yellow
dyestuff
extracted
from the root bark of an East
Indian
plant
(Morinda
citrifolia).
Rubbish
::
Rubbish
(n.) Waste or
rejected
matter;
anything
worthless;
valueless
stuff;
trash;
especially,
fragments
of
building
materials
or
fallen
buildings;
ruins;
debris..
Xanthorhamnin
::
Xanthorhamnin
(n.) A
glucoside
extracted
from
Persian
berries
as a
yellow
crystalline
powder,
used as a
dyestuff..
Stuff
::
Stuff (n.) To fill by being
pressed
or
packed
into.
Shalloon
::
Shalloon
(n.) A thin,
loosely
woven,
twilled
worsted
stuff..
Stoled
::
Stole (n.) A
narrow
band of silk or
stuff,
sometimes
enriched
with
embroidery
and
jewels,
worn on the left
shoulder
of
deacons,
and
across
both
shoulders
of
bishops
and
priests,
pendent
on each side
nearly
to the
ground.
At Mass, it is worn
crossed
on the
breast
by
priests.
It is used in
various
sacred
functions..
Rosolic
::
Rosolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
red
dyestuff
(called
rosolic
acid) which is
analogous
to
rosaniline
and
aurin.
It is
produced
by
oxidizing
a
mixture
of
phenol
and
cresol,
as a dark red
amorphous
mass,
C20H16O3,
which forms weak salts with
bases,
and
stable
ones with
acids.
Called
also
methyl
aurin,
and,
formerly,
corallin..
Lasting
::
Lasting
(n.) A
species
of very
durable
woolen
stuff,
used for
women's
shoes;
everlasting..
Cushion
::
Cushion
(n.) A case or bag
stuffed
with some soft and
elastic
material,
and used to sit or
recline
upon; a soft
pillow
or pad..
Rye
::
Rye (n.) A grain
yielded
by a hardy
cereal
grass
(Secale
cereale),
closely
allied
to
wheat;
also, the plant
itself.
Rye
constitutes
a large
portion
of the
breadstuff
used by man..
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