stuffing
/ˈstʌfɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · [stˈʌfɪŋ] /ˈstʌfɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · [stˈʌfɪŋ] /ˈstə-fiŋ How to pronounce stuffing (audio)/ (ame, mw)
stuffing — noun
1. soft material placed inside a pillow, toy, cushion, or jacket so it feels full a
soft material placed inside a pillow, toy, cushion, or jacket so it feels full and keeps its shape
Rachel shook the toy bear when some stuffing started falling from its arm.
pattern: stuffing fall from [toy]
Kenji bought extra stuffing to refill the flat pillow in the guest room.
collocation: extra stuffing
After the dog bit the sofa cushion, white stuffing covered the floor.
The winter jacket uses thick stuffing to keep cold air away.
Christopher pulled the old doll apart and replaced the damp stuffing.
文法句型
stuffing in [pillow/toy/cushion]
[material] stuffing
add/remove stuffing
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. It refers to the loose material inside something soft, not the finished object itself. For protective layers in sports gear or jackets, 'padding' is often more usual.
常見錯誤
2. a seasoned mixture of bread, vegetables, herbs, or meat that is placed inside fo
a seasoned mixture of bread, vegetables, herbs, or meat that is placed inside food so it cooks there with the dish
Tara mixed sausage, onions, and herbs to make the turkey stuffing.
collocation: turkey stuffing
The peppers were baked with rice stuffing and a little cheese.
pattern: baked with [type] stuffing
Soraya tasted the stuffing before spooning it into the chicken.
Isabela adds apples to the stuffing for a sweeter smell.
The mushroom stuffing stayed moist even after an hour in the oven.
文法句型
stuffing for [turkey/peppers]
make stuffing
spoon stuffing into [food]
用法筆記
Usually uncountable in recipes and meal descriptions. The word often names either what the mixture goes into ('turkey stuffing') or what it is made from ('bread stuffing', 'rice stuffing').