stuffer
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5.0
- noun
- /ˈstʌfər/
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material de relleno
- For the Kids: Toys, clothing, stocking stuffers, and books for all ages.
- a stocking stuffer
- perfect stocking stuffer
- great stocking stuffers
OK so yeah, right now they have A and also this is like a good stocking stuffer thing.
- OK so yeah, right now they have A and also this is like a good stocking stuffer thing.
Examples
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I use 'em as stocking stuffers at Christmas.
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Looking for that perfect stocking stuffer?
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A little stocking stuffer, or just a great little gift for a friend?
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It's a little stocking stuffer.
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The bath set is only $7, so it's a great Secret Santa gift or stocking stuffer.
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It was a perfectly great stocking stuffer.
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These are perfect for the holidays and would make great stocking stuffers.
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It is a bit more pricey, but this would be a perfect little fall treat or a great stocking stuffer for yourself.
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I did buy other stuff at the fair: small jars of honey for stocking stuffers, homemade chocolate mice... more expensive than store-bought but in budget.
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A fun toy can be a great stuffer for a child's Christmas stocking.
Synonyms
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3.9
A substance used to fill cracks, holes, or gaps in things
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2.4
Material used to put into a space to make it level or solid
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Compounds
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2.7
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
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Etymology
Stuffer comes from the word stuff, meaning 'material' or 'to fill', plus -er, which names something that fills. Foam or tissue stuffers are small items used to 'fill' space in a package or make a gift look fuller, so the word describes their job.