The phrase "absolutely stuffed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of being very full, often after eating a large meal.
Example: "After the Thanksgiving dinner, I felt absolutely stuffed and could barely move from the couch."
Alternatives: "completely full" or "totally filled up".
He looked absolutely stuffed.
The sensation of being absolutely stuffed is becoming all too regular this semester.
I said, "Oh, I'm absolutely stuffed, I've got no energy, I'm worn out".
And likely come away absolutely stuffed with food, bearing multiple bags of their creations".
The upcoming City Council races are absolutely stuffed with sons and daughters of term-limited incumbents.
I sincerely, truly hope that Liverpool get absolutely stuffed tonight," writes Rob Smyth, once of this parish and a devotee of the MU Rowdies Soccerball Kickers.
I guess I do but that is partly my politics, the way that the government are screwing, sorry to use that language, but the way that the government are absolutely stuffing people on disability benefits and carers is outrageous, and somebody has got to speak up for them.
Too bad for the boys still standing, however: like a casting director on a big budget animation feature, the visual media is now absolutely stuffing these guys into the narrowest of pigeon holes.
Well, in addition to my being a caring, sharing nurturer concerned about every living species on Planet Earth, blah, blah, blah, I think it is absolutely delicious, stuffed with spinach or bread crumbs, gently poached in wine or milk or even grilled simply with a few onions.
Potential customers were confronted with a warren of rooms, some two stories high, with good books stuffed absolutely everywhere, including in shopping bags blocking the narrow aisles.
"They were ready but then that goes against you and absolutely knocks the stuffing out of you.
