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Meanings of stuff in English

Spanish
necedades

Senseless talk.

necedades
Portuguese
devorar
Catalan
afartar-se

Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.

devorar
Catalan
embussar-se
Spanish
bloquear

Obstruct.

embussar-se
Portuguese
empurrar
Catalan
emplenar
Spanish
meter

To press or force.

empurrar
Usage of stuff in English
1
Good stuff was good stuff, however long ago it had been installed.
61 hours
2
Tell us more about stuff that happened 50 years ago this month.
The Irish Times
3
But in the sea of notifications is only good stuff, she said.
The Guardian
4
We've got great stuff happening; we just need to scale it up.
The Guardian
5
Be aware particularly of stuff that's happened in the past 12 months.
The Guardian
6
This is fighting stuff from the Fair Work Commission, cutting penalty rates.
The Guardian
7
We didn't ask another question, but she said, It was parallel-universe stuff.
John Dies at the End
8
They're always calling downstairs and asking for napkins 'n' tampons 'n' stuff.
After dark
9
It is the new stuff that must shine this year, say experts.
BBC
10
Here is the first time the fanfare was played: Good stuff, right?
Wired
11
Gone is the expansive brave new world stuff from five years ago.
The Irish Times
12
The great British public buy all their outdoor stuff once a year.
The Guardian
13
They have a different sense of news from us-personalstuff, you know.
Scoop
14
I always saw the stuff that was in you in spite-inspite.
The Bride of the Nile — Volume 07
15
You know, the way I use my powers, all the Natural stuff.
Beautiful creatures
16
Wait a second while I stuff some things in this brief case.
The Door Into Summer
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