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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be stuffed with" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is filled to the point of overflowing. Example: The Thanksgiving turkey was stuffed with a delicious bread and herb stuffing.
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Soon my freezer will be stuffed with venison.
Goody bags at receptions around town will be stuffed with umbrellas.
Your refrigerator may still be stuffed with them even now, well after the holiday.
From the moment they leave port they will be stuffed with people.
CUDDLY toys don't have to be stuffed with cocaine or cash to be useful to traffickers.
In its advertisement, the sandwich appeared to be stuffed with almost a dozen little General Sisis.
Sasha Cohen eloquently and ruefully said that a skater's head must now be stuffed with numbers.
You're left with a convenient pocket that can be stuffed with just about anything.
They're making böreks – thin pastry sheets that can be stuffed with sweet or savoury fillings.
The man wore a full Giants road uniform, which appeared to be stuffed with padding.
Other parts of the animal would be stuffed with other roasts.
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