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Definition of stuff
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Stuff (n.) To put
fraudulent
votes into (a
ballot
box).
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Stuffing
::
Stuffing
(n.) Any
seasoning
preparation
used to stuff meat;
especially,
a
composition
of
bread,
condiments,
spices,
etc.;
forcemeat;
dressing..
Tapestry
::
Tapestry
(n.) A
fabric,
usually
of
worsted,
worked
upon a warp of linen or other
thread
by hand, the
designs
being
usually
more or less
pictorial
and the stuff
employed
for wall
hangings
and the like. The term is also
applied
to
different
kinds of
embroidery..
Pulu
::
Pulu (n.) A
vegetable
substance
consisting
of soft,
elastic,
yellowish
brown
chaff,
gathered
in the
Hawaiian
Islands
from the young
fronds
of free ferns of the genus
Cibotium,
chiefly
C.
Menziesii;
-- used for
stuffing
mattresses,
cushions,
etc., and as an
absorbent..
Crocein
::
Crocein
(n.) A name given to any one of
several
yellow
or
scarlet
dyestuffs
of
artificial
production
and
complex
structure.
In
general
they are diazo and
sulphonic
acid
derivatives
of
benzene
and
naphthol.
Durance
::
Durance
(n.) A stout cloth
stuff,
formerly
made in
imitation
of buff
leather
and used for
garments;
a sort of tammy or
everlasting..
Gauze
::
Gauze (n.) A very thin,
slight,
transparent
stuff,
generally
of silk; also, any
fabric
resembling
silk
gauze;
as, wire
gauze;
cotton
gauze..
Wad
::
Wad (v. t.) To
insert
or crowd a wad into; as, to wad a gun; also, to stuff or line with some soft
substance,
or
wadding,
like
cotton;
as, to wad a
cloak..
Mauveine
::
Mauveine
(n.) An
artificial
organic
base,
obtained
by
oxidizing
a
mixture
of
aniline
and
toluidine,
and
valuable
for the
dyestuffs
it
forms..
Tabouret
::
Tabouret
(n.) A seat
without
arms or back,
cushioned
and
stuffed:
a high
stool;
-- so
called
from its
resemblance
to a
drum..
Stuff
::
Stuff (n.) To crowd with
facts;
to cram the mind of;
sometimes,
to crowd or fill with false or idle tales or
fancies..
Purpurin
::
Purpurin
(n.) A
dyestuff
resembling
alizarin,
found in
madder
root, and
extracted
as an
orange
or red
crystalline
substance..
Flock
::
Flock (n.)
Woolen
or
cotton
refuse
(sing.
/ pl.), old rags, etc.,
reduced
to a
degree
of
fineness
by
machinery,
and used for
stuffing
unpholstered
furniture..
Stuffy
::
Stuffing
(n.) A
mixture
of oil and
tallow
used in
softening
and
dressing
leather.
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..
Gambison
::
Gambison
(n.) A
defensive
garment
formerly
in use for the body, made of cloth
stuffed
and
quilted..
Accloy
::
Accloy
(v. t.) To fill to
satiety;
to stuff full; to clog; to
overload;
to
burden.
See Cloy.
Naphthazarin
::
Naphthazarin
(n.) A
dyestuff,
resembling
alizarin,
obtained
from
naphthoquinone
as a red
crystalline
substance
with a
bright
green,
metallic
luster;
--
called
also
naphthalizarin..
Nebulosity
::
Nebulosity
(n.) The stuff of which a
nebula
is
formed.
Grenadine
::
Grenadine
(n.) A trade name for a
dyestuff,
consisting
essentially
of
impure
fuchsine..
Stuffer
::
Stuff (v. i.) To feed
gluttonously;
to cram.
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