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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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“You can take your stuff out of this office tonight. You can use my parking space if you want.”

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"A lot of stuff gets dropped on or squirted at the audience," noted Lukowski.

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"I don't think the idea of dressing up in all the stuff for the coronation is something that appeals to him."

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"We've got to see how it goes over the next few weeks. Obviously that's down to the specialists and stuff, but I'm not in the gym training at the moment," he said.

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For drinks writer Dave Infante, the return of sweet, photogenic drinks fits into a much older story about American drinking habits: we like sweet stuff.

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

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