1.b> 1) (with) i> (), ; the pillow was stuffed with feathers ; under her bed, they found a bag stuffed with money / ; all the drawers were stuffed full of letters and papers / ;
2) .i> / (), ; i> / ; are you going to stuff the turkey? / ? red peppers stuffed with rice / ;
2.b> (into) .i> i> (), , ; he quickly stuffed a few clothes into a suitcase / ; this case is absolutely full I can't stuff another thing into it ; she stuffed the money under a cushion i> / ; his hands were stuffed in his pockets i> ;
3.b> .i> (), i> ; don't stuff the kids with chocolate before their dinner ; to stuff oneself , , [.i> .i> ]; he just sat there stuffing himself with sandwiches ; the kids have been stuffing themselves with candy ;
4.b> .i> passi> i> () / (, .i> i> i>), i> ; a stuffed animal ; they've got a stuffed crocodile in the museum ; they had had their pet dog stuffed i> ;
to stuff one's faceb> .i> , , [.i> .i> 3]; we stuffed our faces at the party / ; get stuffedb> .i> .i> ) ! ! ) ! ! ! smb. can stuff smth.b> .i> .i> ( .i>); I told them they could stuff their job i> , - / -; "all right. You can stuff your money!" he exploded ", . ", ; stuff itb> .i> .i> ! ! I didn't want a part in the play, then I thought stuff it why not? , -?! I thought, stuff it, I'll do what I want , / , -.