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2. belongings, personal belongings, effects, personal effects, personal estate, personal possessions, chattels, properties, Inf. things, Sl. junk; baggage, bag and baggage, gear, impedimenta, dunnage, luggage, kit, duffel; Law. choses, Law. choses in action or possession, Law. choses transitory, Law. personalty; paraphernalia, accouterments, appurtenances, appointments, appendages, accessories, trappings; goods, goods and chattels, movables, movable articles, furniture.
3. essence, inner essence, quiddity, haecceity.
4. waste, rubbish, trash, litter, chaff, refuse, Dial. culch, Brit. Dial. raff.
5. nonsense, stuff and nonsense, twaddle, poppycock, humbug, bunkum, Sl. bunk, Sl. blah; balderdash, tom-myrot, Inf. rot, Sl. crap, Sl. crock, Sl. bull; hogwash, Sl. horsefeathers, Sl. bosh, Brit. Sl. tosh; footle, Inf. malarkey, Sl. bushwa, Sl. baloney, Sl. bilge water, Sl. meshugaas; claptrap, Inf. fiddle-faddle, Inf. piffle, Inf. flapdoodle; idle talk, Sl. hot air, Sl. gas. See - nonsense (def. 2).
6. Informal, trade, occupation, profession, job; field, sphere, area; facts, information, data.
-v. 7. crowd, cram, pack, press, jam, Inf. jam-pack.
8. line, pad; wad, fill.
9. gorge, engorge, glut, guttle, gluttonize, gormandize, make a pig or hog of oneself.
10. thrust in, drive in, ram in, shove in, push in, wedge in, run in, force in.
11. stop, stop up, obstruct, cork, bung, stanch, spile, plug, choke, block.

stuffing, n. 1. filling, filler, padding, packing, wadding.
2. dressing, Cookery, forcemeat, Cookery, farce-meat or farce.
3. Informal, insides, internals, inwards, Inf. innards, Sl. guts.

stuffy, adj. 1. close, poorly ventilated, ill-ventilated; airless, stifling, suffocating, sultry, oppressive; stale, musty, moldy, mildewy, fusty, frowzy, Brit. Inf. frowsty.
2. dull, dull as dishwater, uninteresting, boring, bore-some, tedious, tiresome, wearisome, Inf. ho-hum; dry, dry-as-dust, Sl. deadly, Sl. dead; flat, bland, insipid, vapid, jejune, Sl. for the birds, Sl. nothing, Sl. blah; ponderous, elephantine, wooden.
3. pompous, self-important, impressed with oneself, pedantic; puffed up, inflated, swollen; proud, conceited, egocentric, narcissistic, self-centered, self-admiring, self-esteeming, Sl. stuck or hung up on oneself; haughty, snobbish, on one's high horse, high-and-mighty, too good for the rest of us, Inf. high-hat, Inf nose-in-the-air, Sl. snooty, Sl. snotty, Sl. sniffy, Sl. stuck-up.
4. stodgy, old-fashioned, old-fogyish, Inf fuddy-duddy; rigid, stiff, starched, stiff-necked, Inf uptight; prudish, nice-nelly, priggish, prim, prim and proper, proper, puritanical, old-maidish; conservative, straitlaced, Inf straight, Inf square.

stultify, v. 1. smother, stifle, suffocate, muzzle, strangle; suppress, repress, frustrate, thwart; neutralize, nullify, negate, cancel, annul, invalidate, Sl. nip in the bud, Sl. put the kibosh on.
2. make a fool of, Sl. make a monkey of, Brit. Sl. make a mug of, Sl. put [s.o.] on, Sl. play for a sucker,

stumble, v. 1. trip, fall, fall down, fall flat on cne's face, tumble, take a spill, Inf. take a header, Inf. come a cropper; stagger, lurch, pitch, careen, Brit. Dial, stoit.