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Meanings of stuffed animals in English
Toy with an outer fabric sewn from a textile and then stuffed with flexible material.
Usage of stuffed animals in English
1
His southern California centre provided props such as cribs and stuffed animals.
2
There are no dolls, stuffed animals, or other accessories to be seen.
3
Are stuffed animals an appropriate gift on Valentine's Day, or too cutesy?
4
She found a box and began putting the stuffed animals into it.
5
The room was full of flowers and cards, balloons and stuffed animals.
6
A commune of benign, unintelligible, tiny stuffed animals living in tree houses?
7
He's been shredding the newspaper and roosting on his stuffed animals again.
8
There were toy figurines and plastic helmets, sports balls, and stuffed animals.
9
In the first place, here is a choice collection of stuffed animals.
10
A selection of her diaries, stuffed animals, and photographs was buried instead.
11
X rays indicated that along with stuffed animals, the bag contained bones.
12
There was an electric-blue futon, giant stuffed animals, and from Think Big!
13
There was hardly room for all the cases of stuffed animals.
14
It is a house crammed full of Victoriana: stuffed animals, statues and books.
15
It also brought in batteries, stuffed animals, propane gas tanks and insect repellant.
16
Pick-up For the younger crowd, use stuffed animals or small coins.
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Translations for stuffed animals
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Stuffed animals through the time
Stuffed animals across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common