'trade stuff' is not correct or usable in written English.
You could say "trade goods" or "traded items" instead. For example: "I bought a lot of trade goods at the farmer's market."
"People line up to trade stuff," she said.
"It's not for me to worry about that trade stuff," he said.
British reluctance to share is certainly not matched unwillingness to trade stuff online.
Could it be that all this trade stuff is a key to understanding the Trump phenomenon?
I'm not going to go through killing myself and racking my brain every night worrying about trade stuff just because you guys throw it out there.
"When he was struggling," Hampton said, alluding to Kile's miserable two-year stint in Colorado in 1998 and '99, "I told him, 'Man, I will trade stuff with you in a second.' He's that good.
"Oh, building-trade stuff – inspecting gutters, roofs, chimneys.
"We essentially traded stuff for togetherness and connectedness," Mr. Salwen told me, adding, "I can't figure out why everybody wouldn't want that deal".
But if you are in the business of making and trading stuff beyond derivatives and concepts, you probably have to go to places like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Memphis, St .Louis, or Minneapolis, and you know firsthand how hard it has become to do business these days in such major heartland cities, which are increasingly cut off from each other and from the global economy.
Do I expect I'll get properly pissed from trading stuff for drinks?
I already liked the band since 2002 when me and Joel traded stuff – demos, T-shirts, etc.
