stuffing
音标：
美音：/ˈstʌfɪŋ/，英音：/ˈstʌfɪŋ/
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
But the kitchen turns the familiar into something fancy by stuffing the peeled, roasted fruit with grains tinted with green tomato mojo and packing serious heat.
但是厨房将去皮、烤过的水果和带有绿色番茄魔力的谷物一起填满，并加热加热，从而将熟悉的东西变成了奇特的东西。
—Washington Post
Datasembly’s annual report averaged prices for 13 foods: turkey, ham, gravy, stuffing mix, cranberry sauce, russet potatoes, corn, green beans, frozen apple pie, whipped topping, butter, cranberry sauce, eggnog and biscuits.
Datasembly 的年度报告对 13 种食品的平均价格进行了统计：火鸡、火腿、肉汁、混合馅料、蔓越莓酱、赤褐色土豆、玉米、青豆、冷冻苹果派、生奶油、黄油、蔓越莓酱、蛋酒和饼干。
—Washington Times
It is the same for mince pies and stuffing balls.
肉馅饼和馅球也是一样。
—BBC
基本释意：
noun
padding put in mattresses and cushions and upholstered furniture
n. （烹饪前塞在鸡、蔬菜等里的）填料，馅；（垫子、玩具等的）填充物；<非正式>（体育比赛中的）惨败
同义词：
dressing
短释义：
Stuffing is the soft material inside pillows, mattresses, or sofa cushions. Without stuffing, your comfy chair wouldn’t be very comfy.
填充物是枕头、床垫或沙发垫内的柔软材料。没有填充物，您舒适的椅子就不会很舒服。
长释义：
Stuffing is meant either to make things more comfortable, or more delicious. The edible kind of stuffing is a savory filling that’s stuffed inside something being cooked, like a turkey or a potato. Stuffing stems from the verb stuff, which meant “fill the belly with food and drink” in the early 1400s, and came to mean “fill the interior of a pastry or the cavity of a fowl or beast” later in the century.
馅料要么让东西更舒适，要么更美味。可食用的馅料是一种美味的馅料，塞在正在煮熟的东西里，比如火鸡或土豆。 Stuffing 源于动词 stuff，在 1400 年代初期意思是“用食物和饮料填饱肚子”，在本世纪后期变成“填满糕点内部或家禽或野兽的腔”。
文学例句：
Annabeth became visible, stuffing her Yankees cap into her back pocket.
安娜贝丝出现了，她把洋基队的帽子塞进了后口袋。
—The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
Dari lifted a hand like he was going to comfort her, but ended up stuffing it into his pocket instead.
达里举起一只手，好像要安慰她一样，但最终却把它塞进口袋里。
—The Science of Breakable Things by Tae Keller
We rushed back to school stuffing pizza into our mouths and crouching down low when we passed Jimmy’s window so he couldn’t see us.
我们冲回学校，把比萨饼塞进嘴里，经过吉米的窗户时蹲得很低，这样他就看不见我们了。
—When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead
词源：
stuffing (n.)1520s, “material used for filling a cushion;” 1530s, “seasoned mixture used to stuff fowls before cooking,” verbal noun from stuff (v.) in the sense “fill the inside of a bird before cooking” (late 14c.).Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
stuffing (n.)1520s，“用于填充垫子的材料；” 1530 年代，“在烹饪前用来填充家禽的调味混合物”，来自 stuff (v.) 的口头名词，意思是“在烹饪前填充鸟的内部”（14 世纪末）。相关条目及更多
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