by hgfhiohjrigoesra March 27, 2024
1. nonsensical or valueless thoughts, words, or writing; rubbish.
2. drink or drugs.
3. woolen fabric, esp. as differentiated from silk, cotton, and linen.
4. (in games) rotation given to a ball to make it alter course.
5. ability of a pitcher at inducing spin on a ball or capability to change the pace of delivery of a pitch.
6. thrust (something) hastily or clumsily into a niche.
7. stuff (oneself) with huge amounts of food.
8. fill (envelopes) with the same copies of printed matter.
9. insert fake votes in (a ballot box).
10. used to say that one doesn't care about or reject (something).
11. beat badly at sport.
2. drink or drugs.
3. woolen fabric, esp. as differentiated from silk, cotton, and linen.
4. (in games) rotation given to a ball to make it alter course.
5. ability of a pitcher at inducing spin on a ball or capability to change the pace of delivery of a pitch.
6. thrust (something) hastily or clumsily into a niche.
7. stuff (oneself) with huge amounts of food.
8. fill (envelopes) with the same copies of printed matter.
9. insert fake votes in (a ballot box).
10. used to say that one doesn't care about or reject (something).
11. beat badly at sport.
1. "stuff and nonsense!"
2. "the islanders get fighting mad on the stuff"
3. "her dark stuff gown"
4. "The professional baseball pitcher was known for his exceptional ability to put good 'stuff' on the ball, making it hard for batters to guess its trajectory and hit it solidly."
5. "The pitcher has impressive "stuff" in his arsenal, often deceiving batters with an assortment of pitches."
6. "Sadie shoved the coin into her coat pocket"
7. "he filled himself with potato chips"
8. "they spent the whole time in an upstairs room filling envelopes"
9. "The political party was accused of filling the ballot box with fraudulent votes to get elected."
10. "stuff the diet!"
11. "Town got filled each week"
2. "the islanders get fighting mad on the stuff"
3. "her dark stuff gown"
4. "The professional baseball pitcher was known for his exceptional ability to put good 'stuff' on the ball, making it hard for batters to guess its trajectory and hit it solidly."
5. "The pitcher has impressive "stuff" in his arsenal, often deceiving batters with an assortment of pitches."
6. "Sadie shoved the coin into her coat pocket"
7. "he filled himself with potato chips"
8. "they spent the whole time in an upstairs room filling envelopes"
9. "The political party was accused of filling the ballot box with fraudulent votes to get elected."
10. "stuff the diet!"
11. "Town got filled each week"
by Arminkshipper May 20, 2025
The word used as a replacement for when the speaker cannot recall the defined name of said subject or activity. It is also used as a way to add variety or mystery to the conversation.
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