stuffer
[stuhf-er]
noun
a person or thing that stuffs.
a small printed advertisement, announcement, or reminder that is inserted in an envelope and mailed with something else, as a bill or bank statement.
Origin of stuffer
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Historical Examples of stuffer
This settled, Stuffer and the other cooks bustled about to get the repast ready.
The Putnam Hall RebellionArthur M. Winfield
“And he must have taken the ice-cream too,” came mournfully from Stuffer.
The Putnam Hall RebellionArthur M. Winfield
“This must be a new idea for bringing us to terms,” said Stuffer.
The Putnam Hall RebellionArthur M. Winfield
Stuffer did not notice this and kept to the right when he should have gone to the left.
The Putnam Hall RebellionArthur M. Winfield
“We might as well be on the move,” said Jack, after Andy and Stuffer had told their story.
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