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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 (n.) To fill by
crowding
something
into; to cram with
something;
to load to
excess;
as, to stuff a
bedtick..
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Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.) The
fundamental
material
of which
anything
is made up;
elemental
part;
essence.
Hassock
::
Hassock
(n.) A small
stuffed
cushion
or
footstool,
for
kneeling
on in
church,
or for home use..
Backboard
::
Backboard
(n.) A thin stuff used for the backs of
framed
pictures,
mirrors,
etc..
Mattress
::
Mattress
(n.) A
quilted
bed; a bed
stuffed
with hair, moss, or other
suitable
material,
and
quilted
or
otherwise
fastened..
Felt
::
Felt (n.) A cloth or stuff made of
matted
fibers
of wool, or wool and fur,
fulled
or
wrought
into a
compact
substance
by
rolling
and
pressure,
with lees or size,
without
spinning
or
weaving..
Hatting
::
Hatting
(n.) The
business
of
making
hats; also, stuff for
hats..
Pattern
::
Pattern
(n.) Stuff
sufficient
for a
garment;
as, a dress
pattern..
Fringe
::
Fringe
(n.) An
ornamental
appendage
to the
border
of a piece of
stuff,
originally
consisting
of the ends of the warp,
projecting
beyond
the woven
fabric;
but more
commonly
made
separate
and sewed on,
consisting
sometimes
of
projecting
ends,
twisted
or
plaited
together,
and
sometimes
of loose
threads
of wool, silk, or
linen,
or
narrow
strips
of
leather,
or the
like..
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..
Gland
::
Gland (n.) The
movable
part of a
stuffing
box by which the
packing
is
compressed;
--
sometimes
called
a
follower.
See
Illust.
of
Stuffing
box, under
Stuffing..
Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.) A
medicine
or
mixture;
a
potion.
Dungaree
::
Dungaree
(n.) A
coarse
kind of
unbleached
cotton
stuff.
Safflower
::
Safflower
(n.) A
dyestuff
from these
flowers.
See
Safranin
(b).
Helianthin
::
Helianthin
(n.) An
artificial,
orange
dyestuff,
analogous
to
tropaolin,
and like it used as an
indicator
in
alkalimetry;
--
called
also
methyl
orange..
Breastplate
::
Breastplate
(n.) A part of the
vestment
of the high
priest,
worn upon the front of the
ephod.
It was a
double
piece of
richly
embroidered
stuff,
a span
square,
set with
twelve
precious
stones,
on which were
engraved
the names of the
twelve
tribes
of
Israel.
See
Ephod..
Stuff
::
Stuff (n.) To put
fraudulent
votes into (a
ballot
box).
Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.)
Refuse
or
worthless
matter;
hence,
also,
foolish
or
irrational
language;
nonsense;
trash..
Baudekin
::
Baudekin
(n.) The
richest
kind of stuff used in
garments
in the
Middle
Ages, the web being gold, and the woof silk, with
embroidery
: -- made
originally
at
Bagdad..
Wadding
::
Wadding
(n.) Any soft stuff of loose
texture,
used for
stuffing
or
padding
garments;
esp.,
sheets
of
carded
cotton
prepared
for the
purpose..
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..
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