stuffed
- adjective
- /stʌft/
- Informal
- We could go and and cut some grass and wilt it and just eat our feel of it until we're stuffed and we'll get no nutritional value from that.
I tried, OK, Finished up with eating absolutely stuffed was great though.
- I tried, OK, Finished up with eating absolutely stuffed was great though.
- But what he told me is you should all, you should be so stuffed that you should feel like you're about to throw up at any time.
- And I'm also now just so stuffed with this freaking breakfast ball wall.
Examples
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I feel so stuffed and I just don't know why I'm so messy.
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We weren't expecting it and we ate loads of food and now we're all just stuffed and tired.
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I tried, OK, Finished up with eating absolutely stuffed was great though.
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You can see just how wonderfully stuffed she is, which I love.
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But what he told me is you should all, you should be so stuffed that you should feel like you're about to throw up at any time.
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But I'm stuffed and sneezing and don't want to spread it around.
Fiction book (1992) -
You're going to eat until you're comfortably stuffed in your one or two meals a day.
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She looks strangely stuffed and enormously uncomfortable.
Fiction book (1990) -
After the big feast, I felt completely stuffed and had to relax on the couch.
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She couldn't eat another bite because she was already stuffed from dinner.
Synonyms
Not wanting more food or drink after eating enough
A part of the body that is swollen and uncomfortable from extra gas or liquid
A person or animal that is given more food than the body needs and is too heavy
Completely full with no space left
Having eaten so much that you feel uncomfortable and want to rest
Feeling full and satisfied after eating or drinking
Having eaten enough that you do not want more food
Very full after eating and feeling uncomfortable
Full of something that takes up most of it
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Having eaten so much that you feel uncomfortable and want to rest
Compounds
A mushroom cap filled with a tasty mix like cheese or meat usually cooked in an oven
A dish of grape leaves filled with seasoned rice and sometimes meat, cooked until soft
A traditional Jewish dish of roasted bird intestines filled with matzo crumbs and fat
A hard-boiled egg cut in half with the yolk mixed with mayonnaise and spices and put back into the white
How Full
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stuffed comes from the simple word stuff, which means 'things or material you put into something'. So when you are stuffed after a big meal you are 'filled' with food and feel very full.