stuff in English: Things in general, when you do not need to say exactly what they are. (noun)

Translation

Things in general, when you do not need to say exactly what they are.

Word origin

From Old French estoffe, meaning cloth or material.

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"Stuff" here means all your things.

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"Stuff" has no plural form, so we never say "stuffs".

sticky ?

Here "stuff" is a material that we cannot name.

thing

An object that you can see, hold, or talk about but may not name.

everything

All the things, with none left out.

box

A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things.

bag

A soft container with an open top that you carry things in.

put

To move something to a place and leave it there.

blah

A word used in place of boring talk you do not want to repeat: blah, blah, blah.

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