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1 stuff oneself
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2 stuff
n. materiaal, dingen, voorwerpen (onbepaald), weefsel, onzin--------v. (op)vullen, volproppenstuff1[ stuf] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 materiaal ⇒ (grond)stof, elementen2 kern ⇒ (het) wezen(lijke), essentie3 spul ⇒ goed(je), waar♦voorbeelden:1 we must first know what stuff she's made off • we moeten eerst weten uit welk hout zij gesneden isshe has the stuff of an actrice in her • er zit een actrice in haarbe of the stuff that • van het soort/slag zijn datsweet stuff • zoetigheiddo you call this stuff coffee? • noem jij dit goedje koffie?4 throw that stuff away! • gooi die rommel/vuiligheid weg!¶ stuff and nonsense! • kletskoek, kklare onzin!know one's stuff • zijn vak verstaan〈 informeel〉 that's the stuff! • (dat is) je ware!, zo mag ik 't horen————————stuff2II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 (op)vullen ⇒ volproppen/stoppen2 (dicht/vol)stoppen ⇒ toeproppen3 proppen ⇒ stoppen, steken, duwen4 opzetten♦voorbeelden:stuff someone • iemand volproppenstuff full • volproppenmy mind is stuffed with facts • mijn hersenpan zit vol (met) feitenstuff (up) a hole • een gat stoppenstuffed nose • verstopte neusmy nose is completely stuffed up • mijn neus is helemaal verstopt3 stuff something in(to) • iets proppen/stoppen/duwen/steken instuffed turkey • gefarceerde kalkoen
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