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单词 the hard stuff
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stuff /stuf/

noun
  1. Matter
  2. Substance
  3. Essence
  4. Material
  5. A preparation used or commodity dealt in in some particular industry or trade
  6. Garden produce
  7. Cloth, esp woollen
  8. A medicinal mixture
  9. Goods
  10. Luggage
  11. Provision
  12. Furniture
  13. Money
  14. Literary or journalistic copy
  15. Liquor (good stuff often whisky)
  16. A broad category or collection of indeterminate or unspecified things (informal)
  17. Rubbish
  18. Nonsense
  19. Stuffing, filling (obsolete)
  20. Indecent matter (obsolete)
adjective (archaic)

Woollen

transitive verb
  1. To garrison (obsolete)
  2. To store, furnish (Shakespeare)
  3. To provision (obsolete)
  4. To line
  5. To be a filling for
  6. To fill very full
  7. To thrust in
  8. To crowd
  9. To cram
  10. To obstruct, clog
  11. To cause to bulge out by filling
  12. To fill (eg a fowl) with seasoning
  13. To fill the skin of (an animal) so as to reproduce the living form
  14. To hoax (slang)
  15. (of a man) to have sexual intercourse with (vulgar)
  16. To fill (envelopes) with copies of printed material, esp promotional leaflets
  17. To load (a freight container)
  18. (in electronics manufacturing, etc) to assemble the internal components of a machine in its external casing
  19. To defeat very convincingly (slang)
intransitive verb
  1. To feed gluttonously
  2. To practise taxidermy
ORIGIN: OFr estoffe stuff, from estoffer to furnish, equip, from Gmc stopfōn, earlier stoppōn, from LL stuppāre to plug, stop up, from L stuppa, from Gr styppē coarse fibres, tow

stuffed adjective

  1. Provisioned
  2. Well-stored
  3. Filled
  4. Filled out with stuffing
  5. Clogged in nose or throat, etc (often with up)
  6. Utterly defeated (slang)

stuffˈer noun

  1. A person or thing that stuffs
  2. A person who conceals illegal substances, esp drugs, in a body passage such as the rectum or vagina (slang)

stuffˈily adverb

stuffˈiness noun

stuffˈing noun

  1. That which is used to stuff or fill anything, straw, sawdust, feathers, hair, etc
  2. Savoury ingredients put into meat, poultry, etc in cooking

stuffˈy adjective

  1. Badly ventilated, musty
  2. Stifling
  3. Stout, sturdy (Scot)
  4. Stodgy (slang)
  5. Strait-laced
  6. Sulky (US)
  7. (of a nose) blocked up with mucus, etc

stuffed shirt noun

A pompous, unbendingly correct person, esp if of little real importance

stuff gown noun

A gown of stuff, not silk, esp that of a junior barrister

stuffing box noun

A device for preventing leakage of gases or liquids along a reciprocating rod or rotating shaft, consisting of a ring-shaped chamber packed to provide a pressure-tight seal

and stuff (informal)

And that sort of thing or rubbish

bit of stuff (offensive sl)

A girl or woman considered sexually

do one's stuff

To do what is expected of one

get stuffed! (vulgar slang)

An interjection expressing anger, derision, contemptuous dismissal, etc

hot stuff (informal)

Denoting a very attractive, effective, etc person or thing

knock the stuffing out of

To reduce (an opponent) to helplessness

know one's stuff

To have a thorough knowledge of the field in which one is concerned

stuff it (or them, you, etc) (slang)

An interjection expressing disgust, scorn, frustration, etc

stuff up (informal)

To make a mess of things

that's the stuff!

Excellent!

the hard stuff

Strongly alcoholic drink, esp whisky

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