English Explanatory Dictionary

stuffed

English dictionary entry

Meanings

verb
  1. simple past and past participle of stuff
adj
  1. Full or packed (with some material or substance).
  2. Filled with a filling and seasoning.
  3. Full after eating.
  4. Very tired.
  5. Broken, not functional; in trouble, in a situation from which one is unlikely to recover.

Pronunciation

/stʌft/ en-au-stuffed.ogg

Word forms

stuffed more stuffed most stuffed

Etymology

From stuff + -ed.

Synonyms

stuffed to the gills exhausted weary bleareyed bleary bleary-eyed bone-tired bushed tired out spent wrecked drained dog-tired dog-weary fatigued forfairn forlagen forworn heavyeyed jaded languid enervated out of gas played out run-down shattered shot sleepy stuffed tired washed out weariful whacked whipped worn worn out banjaxed beat buggered busted dead tired cream crackered done done in done up fagged out fried fucked gassed jiggered Kerry Packered knacked knackered nadgered pooped pooped out pumped shagged shagged out tuckered

Derived words

get stuffed overstuffed stuffed animal stuffed ham stuffed like a turkey stuffedness stuffed-shirt stuffed shirt stuffed to the gills stuffed toy stuffed up understuffed unstuffed
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