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stuff vs stuffs

Both 'stuff' and 'stuffs' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Stuff' is the correct form when referring to a collection of things or materials, while 'stuffs' is the correct form when used as a verb in the third person singular (he/she/it stuffs).

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stuff

This is the correct form when referring to a collection of things or materials.

Use 'stuff' when talking about a group of items or materials. It is an uncountable noun.

Examples:

  • I have a lot of stuff to do today.
  • She packed all her stuff in boxes.
  • Forget what this stuff's called.
  • Half this stuff still has tags.
  • Every team grab your tent stuff.
  • All our stuff was about characters.
  • Every entrance 5 feet thick with the stuff.
  • Because all that other stuff is over.
  • This is the stuff Americans eat.
  • This stuff really blows you away.
  • You almost left without your stuff.
  • That stuff looks bad on most people.
  • You crazy take all this stuff.
  • Kind of stuff the military uses.
  • Maybe somebody suggested they spit out the stuff.
  • Well, just throwing some stuff.
  • You never been caught with the hard stuff.
  • I never bothered with that stuff.
  • That stuff wiped out half our unit.
  • Hanson was getting his stuff from somewhere.
  • Anyways, go pack your stuff.
  • After you hear our bootleg stuff.

Alternatives:

  • items
  • belongings
  • things
  • possessions
  • goods

stuffs

This is the correct form when used as a verb in the third person singular (he/she/it stuffs).

Use 'stuffs' as a verb in the third person singular to indicate the action of filling something with a substance or material.

Examples:

  • She stuffs the turkey with herbs.
  • He stuffs the pillows with feathers.
  • v. stuffed, stuff·ing, stuffs. v.tr. 1. a. To pack (a container) tightly; cram: stuff a Christmas stocking. b. To block (a passage); plug: stuff a crack with caulking. c.
  • Is there any difference between the words stuff and stuffs? I don't know if stuff is countable or not, but stuffs should be plural, shouldn't it? However, I searched ...
  • I see some people writing stuffs instead of just stuff which I know is plural. So, wanted to make sure. Like · Reply · 1 · Jan 2, 2013 9:20pm. Load 6 more ...
  • stuff meaning, definition, what is stuff: a substance, especially when you do not know or say exactly what it is: . Learn more.

Alternatives:

  • fills
  • packs
  • loads
  • rams
  • crams

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