stuffers

Things that fill

Stuffers are items inserted into envelopes, packages, or other containers—typically promotional materials added to mailings: The credit card bill came with half a dozen advertising stuffers.

The term also applies to things used to fill or pad: stocking stuffers are small gifts that fit in Christmas stockings.

In cooking, stuffers may be tools or ingredients used for stuffing meat or vegetables.

fillers

insulation

Thermal transfer prevention

  • caulkWaterproof gap filler
  • spacklePaste for patching walls
  • foamBubble-filled substance

padding · batting · sealant · putty · polyfill · gasket · fiberglass · expanding foam · acoustic foam · weatherstripping

stocking

gifts

Items freely given

oranges · chocolates · Christmas morning · surprises · goodies · novelties · lip balm · gift cards · nuts · coins

holiday

turkey

Wattled North American fowl

mashed potatoes · yams · green beans · casserole · pumpkin pie · roast · pecan pie · tamales · latkes · feast

overeating

gorging

Eating greedily, excessively

feasting · pigging out · second helpings · food coma · bloated · satiated · glutton

taxidermy

mounting

Steadily increasing in degree

hide · form · mannequin · glass eyes · tanning · pelts · display · museum · naturalist · wildlife

Opposites
action/function

stuffersemptiers

Those who vacate containers

removers · extractors · evacuators · drainers · clearers

container relationship

stufferscontainers

Objects for holding things

receptacles · vessels · holders · casings · stockings

Phrases
Family

stuffed, stuffer, overstuffed, unstuffed, restuffed, understuffed

Familiarity
Top 100,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G