stuffer
- noun
- /ˈstʌfər/
- On Christmas Eve, they filled the stockings with little stuffers for their excited children to find in the morning.
- sausage stuffer
Examples
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And I want to offer you a job as lead stocking stuffer inventor.
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This Hobart Meat Grinder and Sausage Stuffer might just be the perfect gift for that die-hard kitchen enthusiast who has literally everything else.
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At 6-foot-6, 305 pounds, Remington is one of the Ducks' best run stuffers.
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There are all the varied attachments that any good stand mixer would have: meat grinders, sausage stuffers, pasta makers, etc.
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He will often sneak up to the LOS on early downs to either blitz or run fill (he excels at both), and on later downs he shows impressive pass coverage for a safety with a reputation as a run stuffer.
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He's only a redshirt freshman, but he's undoubtedly the best rush lineman on the team, and a nice pair for DT Jordan Hill, who's a run stuffer.
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Many parents buy small toys and treats as stuffers to fill their children's stockings at Christmas.
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The store offers an array of fun and practical stuffers that fit perfectly into holiday gift bags.
Synonyms
A person who packs items into boxes for shipping
A person who puts goods into boxes for storage or transport
A machine that fills bags with products like flour
A person or machine that puts products into boxes and wraps them for sale
A worker who packs and moves boxes in a warehouse
A person who puts groceries into bags at checkout
Compounds
A small gift, often candy or a toy, that people put in a Christmas stocking
- Archaic
A person who fills and shapes animal skins to make them look like living animals for display
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stuffer comes from the word stuff, meaning 'to fill', plus -er, for a person or tool that does the filling. A sausage or pillow stuffer is the machine or worker that packs the inside by 'filling' it with material.