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stuffnoun a skill, an ability, or knowledge that makes a person able to do a particular joba guy who has the stuff it takes to be head of a major corporation capability, credentials, goods, qualification command, expertise, know-how, mastership, mastery, proficiencyability, capacity, competence, competency, facility, facultyaptitude, endowment, flair, genius, gift, knack, talentforte, long suit, métier(also metier), specialism, speciality, specialty, strong suitfitness, suitability, suitablenessmakings, potentiality the basic elements from which something can be developedreading, writing, and arithmetic—the stuff of an education making, material, raw material, substance, timber possibility, potential, potentialitymatter, metal the quality or qualities that make a thing what it isthe real stuff of nobility of character isn't riches or a title, but honor and integrity being, essence, essentiality, nature, quiddity, quintessence, soul, substance heart, spiritalpha and omega, center, core, keynote, marrow, pith, seatembodiment, epitome, incarnation, manifestation, personificationaspect, attribute, feature, propertygist, kernel, nub name of the game transportable items that one ownsgather up your stuff so that we can get going belongings, chattels, duds, effects, gear, goods, holdings, movables(or moveables), paraphernalia, personal effects, personal property, personalty, plunder(chiefly dialect), possession, things treasures, valuablesappointments, fixtures, furnishingsestate, property, tangiblescollateral immovables, real estate items needed for the performance of a task or activitymissed a great photo opportunity because all of my camera stuff was at home accoutrements(or accouterments), apparatus, equipment, gear, hardware, kit(chiefly British), material(s), matériel(or materiel), outfit, paraphernalia, tackle accessories, appurtenances, attachments, fittingsbaggage, belongings, impedimentaappliances, facilities, instruments, machinery, toolsapparel, attire, habiliments, raiment, trappingsarmamentarium, armory, arsenal, batteryassets, resources to close up so that no empty spaces remainstuffed the box with tissue paper so the contents wouldn't rattle around block, bung, dam, fill, pack, plug, stop choke, clog, close (off), clot, congest, jam, obstruct, occludecaulk, chink, sealrepack, restuff excavate, hollow (out), scoop (out), shovel to fill with food to capacitykids who stuff themselves with junk food after school and then don't have any room for supper cram, glut, gorge, sate, surfeit gobble, gormandize, pig outgulp, guzzlecloy, fillbanquet, feast, regale diet, fast to fit (people or things) into a tight spacestuffed all the kids into the back of the car cram, crowd, crush, jam, ram, sandwich, shoehorn, squeeze, wedge fill, heap, jam-pack, load, pack to prevent passage through by filling with somethingI can't smell anything, as my nose is all stuffed block, choke, clog, clot, congest, dam, gum (up), jam, obstruct, occlude, plug (up), stop (up) bung, cork, spile, stopper, stopplefill, gridlock, packfur, siltflood, glut, inundate, overwhelm, swamp clear, free, open (up), unblock, unclog, unplug, unstop excavate, hollow (out), scoop (out)empty, lighten to put into (something) as much as can be held or containedstuffed a whole suitcase with gifts for her relatives in Mexico brim, charge, cram, fill, heap, jam, jam-pack, load, pack drench, flood, glut, swampbloat, bulkcrowd, crush, mat, press, ram, shove, squash, squeezerefill, refresh, reload, repack, replenishovercharge, overfill, overflow, saturatehoneycomb, penetrate clear, empty, evacuate, vacate, void lightendeplete, drain, eliminate, exhaustbleed, draw (off)clean, flush, purge, scour, sweep in the 14th century |