stuff

Definition for stuff

noun as in personal belongings

noun as in any thing, thought, substance, etc.

Strong match

jawn

Weak match

shit

noun as in essence, substance

noun as in fabric

Strongest matches

cloth, material

Strong match

textile

verb as in load with

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He’s a progressive himself, and one with an established track record of getting stuff done, often progressive stuff.

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“They say it’s just a little warehouse building. No, it is more than a warehouse. There’s generators, there’s cooling equipment. There’s just tons of stuff outside of it.”

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“They say it’s just a little warehouse building. No, it is more than a warehouse. There’s generators, there’s cooling equipment. There’s just tons of stuff outside of it.”

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"I think overall it's really beneficial and this extra hour on a Wednesday gives him time to do stuff he wouldn't normally do in school," he says.

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“I write these stories because I’m trying to sort of reckon with the AI stuff happening around us by imagining situations involving it,” Clark once said of his writing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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