The word 'stuffing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of stuffing a bird, as in "The turkey was filled with a delicious blend of herbs and spices for the stuffing." It can also refer more generally to filling something, as in "The teddy bear was stuffed with cotton batting." You can also use it in a figurative sense, as in "The lecture was stuffed with too much information for us to remember."
Shaw's assertion that Lever tamed his wolf before stuffing it and putting it on show strongly suggests that it was not "the last Wolf killed in Scotland by Sir E. Cameron" as Donovan later claimed.
A medical report documenting the stemming of severe nosebleeds by stuffing strips of cured pork up the nostrils (you literally couldn't make this stuff up).
I am stuffing a letter between two books when I realise my possessions are in charge of me.
Clegg, meanwhile, has registered donations to his local party worth £43,500 this year, cash that helps to pay for two full-time campaign staff, not to mention an avalanche of leaflets that pensioners were busy stuffing in envelopes in a church hall in Bents Green on Saturday morning.
"On the free movement of labour report Home Office spads [special advisers] tried to remove nearly every reference to credible pro-free movement organisations like the EEF [Engineering Employers Federation] and the CBI, while stuffing the document with quotations from Migration Watch.
Try out a few recipes for stuffing the bird till you find the perfect one.
The arrival of one of these miracle-workers in a constituency risks giving harried candidates and disengaged activists the perfect opportunity to dump boring grunt work like canvassing and envelope-stuffing on the new recruit.
Accounting sleuths have concluded that Autonomy bloated its software sales by dressing up revenue from "negative-margin, low-end" hardware and by prematurely counting sales through resellers, a practice known as "channel-stuffing".
Ford is also working on replacing plastic parts and foam seat-stuffing made from petrochemicals with alternatives made from plant materials.Having been depicted as environmental villains since the 1950s, cars and their makers may soon be able to move out of the spotlight.
The 2011 elections were an improvement but ballot-stuffing was still evident.
In 1960 John Kennedy chose Lyndon Johnson on the theory, which Johnson's ballot-stuffing machine swiftly vindicated, that a Texan would help to carry the South for the Democrats.
