Similar words: stuff, duffer, suffer, buffer, buffer zone, chauffeur, suffering, suffer from. Meaning: [stʌf] adj. 1. filled with something 2. crammed with food.
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181. Frozen poultry may be cooked with or without thawing, but commercially frozen stuffed poultry should be cooked without thawing.
182. Gilly dragged a heavy stuffed chair backward to the shelf and climbed up on the very top of its back.
183. In the 1970s and 1980s, most computers were mainframes or minicomputers, big closets stuffed with wires and circuitry.
184. The stuffed cuckoo is bombarded by a frenzied reed warbler and a belligerent pair of nightingales.
185. Hops have also been stuffed into pillows, taking the place of down to help induce sleep.
186. The ravioli are huge, like saucers, each one stuffed with the exquisite mixture.
187. Instead of stuffed artichokes, serve a lemony artichoke soup as a first course.
188. He took off his tie and stuffed it into his pocket.
189. And hazelnut stuffed aubergines, mozzarella cheese, parmesan, the tiniest button mushrooms she could find.
190. The stories were mimeographed and stuffed into the brass and velvet cartridges which the pneumatic tubes ate.
191. I stuffed it inside the file, closed the briefcase and put that back in the wardrobe.
192. This offered its occupants seventy-two square feet of invigorating repose on a mattress stuffed with the tail hair of leading stallions.
193. He tore it free, stuffed it in his pocket and returned the pad, slamming the drawer and locking it.sentencedict.com
194. The body had been hacked into pieces and stuffed into a dustbin outside Alice Modes Fashions.
195. She rolled up her pyjamas and stuffed them under her pillow, before quickly pulling the bedclothes to.
196. The eccentric pair had stuffed their life savings into two bags hidden under newspapers ... because they don't trust banks.
197. My activist soul once welcomed the stuffed mailbox and ringing phone as opportunities, despite my writerly need for solitude.
198. So why on earth are we stuffed full of so many different versions of genes?
199. I took the wad of twenties out of the bag and stuffed them into the back pocket of my jeans.
200. The piquant champignons had large mushroom caps stuffed with crumbled country sausage and topped with bread crumbs.
201. She searched the attic, and found a hammer lying between a sewing machine and a stuffed bird.
202. Houses were shoulder-high, made of old packing crates and strips of sheet metal, the walls stuffed with cardboard and rags.
203. PTAs up and down the country are stuffed with people like her.
204. I doubt if it ever dawned on him that his patient wife would tell him to get stuffed.
205. He gets some good comic mileage out of a stuffed swordfish in the opening sequence, and handles one-liners well.
206. On a shelf stood wilting plants and very small stuffed animals, squirrels and starlings which had fallen victim to the chase.
207. I'd stuffed an Olympus Trip camera into one of my Reeboks and some spare film into the other.
208. A white fur muff, stuffed with tissue paper, was tied around the neck of the padded hanger.
209. Stuffed animals were lined up at the head of the bed.
210. Its boot was stuffed with the holdalls of the kidnappers and had no room left.
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