stuffs

Fills to bursting

Stuffs is the third-person singular verb form of stuff, meaning to fill or pack tightly: She stuffs the turkey with breadcrumbs, He stuffs his pockets with candy.

It also appears in the phrase stuffs his face, meaning to eat greedily.

As a plural noun, stuffs is rare and old-fashioned, referring to materials or fabrics: woolen stuffs.

belongings

possessions

Things one owns

baggage · property · valuables · paraphernalia · goods · chattels · knickknacks · heirlooms · trinkets · memorabilia

clutter

mess

Disorderly, troublesome condition

  • jumbleConfused disorderly collection
  • junkWorthless discarded items
  • debrisScattered broken fragments

disarray · chaos · hodgepodge · mishmash · shambles · heap · pile · detritus · rubbish · bric-a-brac

materials

fabric

Woven or knit material

silk · polyester · nylon · leather · denim · canvas · linen · satin · velvet · fleece

hoard

stash

Hidden reserve

accumulation · trove · reserve · savings · squirreled away

variety

assortment

Mixed collection of things

array · selection · potpourri · smorgasbord · grab bag · mixed bag · all sorts · this and that · whatnot · etcetera

Opposites
filling/packing

stuffsempties

Drains or depleted containers

unpacks · hollows out · evacuates · clears out · removes

eating/consumption

stuffsfasts

Refrains from eating

starves · diets · abstains · goes hungry · deprives

compression/density

stuffsloosens

Decreases tightness or tension

spreads out · scatters · unpacks · fluffs · disperses

Phrases
Family

stuff, stuffing, stuffed, overstuff, stuffer, unstuff, overstuffed, restuff, stuffers

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