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stuff

Definition for stuff

noun as in personal belongings

noun as in any thing, thought, substance, etc.

Strong match

jawn

Weak match

shit

noun as in essence, substance

noun as in fabric

Strongest matches

cloth, material

Strong match

textile

verb as in load with

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Example Sentences

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“But I miss Steve all the time. And as has been explained to me, he’s still a part of me. Whenever I do stuff, he’s still alive.”

The trick was finding something with the right balance: a little sweetness, enough backbone to be stuffed and twisted, and that yeasty rise that makes monkey bread more than a party trick.

From Salon

“Grants — maybe $200 million … 10% of the whole thing. So, we need markets. We need some sort of way to pay for this stuff and in a nontraditional way.”

A missing teenage girl had been dead for several weeks before her decomposing body was discovered stuffed inside the trunk of singer D4vd’s Telsa, Los Angeles police said Monday.

"Some services are desperate to dispense the stuff and don't care what happens," claims Professor Richard Donnelly, editor of medical journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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