Stuff

  • 51stuff — Verb. 1. To copulate. Male usage. Mid 1800s 2. To defeat thoroughly in a game or competition. E.g. With our new signing from United we re going to stuff them good and proper. 3. Used to exclaim indifference or rejection of (something). E.g. Stuff …

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  • 52stuff — [14] Stuff is ultimately the same word as stop. It comes via Old French estoffer and prehistoric Germanic *stopfōn, earlier *stoppōn (source of English stop), from late Latin stuppāre ‘plug, stop up’. This originally denoted literally ‘stop up a… …

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  • 53stuff up — verb a) To ruin Dont drink tonight, because itll stuff you up b) To make a big mistake The reason we lost the match is due to the goalkeeper stuffing up …

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  • 54stuff in — phr verb Stuff in is used with these nouns as the object: ↑bag, ↑pocket, ↑suitcase …

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  • 55Stuff — 1. property, as personal belongings, equipment, etc.; 2. one s own trade, profession, occupation, etc.: know one s stuff ; 3. cause to fail; render useless; ruin; 4. (of males) have sexual intercourse with …

    Dictionary of Australian slang

  • 56stuff — Australian Slang 1. property, as personal belongings, equipment, etc.; 2. one s own trade, profession, occupation, etc.: know one s stuff ; 3. cause to fail; render useless; ruin; 4. (of males) have sexual intercourse with …

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  • 57stuff it — put it away, forget it, shove it [B]    I don t want her money. She can stuff it! …

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  • 58stuff n — Taxidermists really know their stuff …

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  • 59stuff it ! — Exclam. An exclamation of anger, contempt or indifference. Verb. Expressing contempt. E.g. I don t care, you can stuff it! I m going home …

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  • 60stuff — n 1. matter, material, substance, fabric, building blocks. 2. belongings, personal belongings, effects, personal effects, personal estate, personal possessions, chattels, properties, Inf. things, Sl. junk; baggage, bag and baggage, gear,… …

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