stuff
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1.0
- noun
- /stʌf/
- Informal
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cosas
- What are your plans with all this stuff?
- a lot of stuff
- know your stuff
- buy stuff
We're going to do some cool stuff this year.
- We're going to do some cool stuff this year.
- Why not just drop all the other stuff and focus on that?
- And then we've got some some Cicero stuff in here as well.
- So we got a bunch of new stuff here from anchor.
- Just crazy that this stuff is out there.
- People know what I do and my stuff and I get DMS.
- He stopped me from doing stupid stuff long time ago.
Examples
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You will have to learn some of the stuff for the exam.
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We're going to do some cool stuff this year.
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We actually found a bunch of stuff that we need.
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So in my opinion, the same stuff should apply.
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Please use our free stuff as much as you can.
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Build your home and your stuff around that life.
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It's their choice whether this stuff matters to them or not.
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Why not just drop all the other stuff and focus on that?
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You know, the usual student stuff.
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We actually found a bunch of stuff that we need.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Personal items like clothes and bags
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2.8
A physical material that objects are made of
33
3.5
Small personal items a person carries, like clothes or jewelry
15
9.9
Silly talk that is not true
10
9.9
Silly talk that is not true
1
5.5
Various small things kept together, such as pens and paper clips
1
1.0
Things a person owns and can carry
1
3.8
All the things a person owns, like clothes or furniture
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8.2
Personal items, especially clothes and small belongings
The things inside a container, bag, or box
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Etymology
Stuff comes from an old French word estoffe meaning 'material' and from an old German word like stop meaning 'to fill', so it became a simple name for your 'things' or 'belongings'.