unstuffed
Not filled with soft material, like a pillow or toy
- adjective
- /ʌnˈstʌft/
- For a lighter meal, consider making an unstuffed bell pepper filled only with vegetables.
- unstuffed turkey
- unstuffed bird
Examples
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The children's toys lay scattered around the room, many left unstuffed in their boxes.
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Black light posters and Indian bedspreads hung on the cement walls, and the moss green furniture was coming unstuffed.
Fiction book (1990) -
You just got unstuffed.
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The chef prepared an unstuffed turkey to ensure it remained juicy and tender.
Antonyms
How Filled
Surface Forms
unstuffed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unstuffed starts with un- ('not') and the stuffed part comes from stuff, which means 'filling', the soft material inside a toy or pillow. So unstuffed means 'without that filling', like a pillow or toy that has been emptied.