stuffing in Latin
stuffing in Latin is tōmentum, fartis, fartum — stuffing means a seasoned mixture used to fill poultry, vegetables, or other foods before cooking.
stuffing in Latin
tōmentum
fartis
Any of many food items used to stuff another.
fartum
Any of many food items used to stuff another.
What does "stuffing" mean?
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noun A seasoned mixture used to fill poultry, vegetables, or other foods before cooking.
"Grandma’s stuffing recipe has been in the family for years."
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noun Soft material used to fill cushions, toys, or similar objects.
"The old teddy bear was losing its stuffing."
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stuffing in a sentence
- Grandma’s stuffing recipe has been in the family for years.
- The old teddy bear was losing its stuffing.
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What is "stuffing" in Latin?
"stuffing" in Latin is tōmentum, fartis, fartum. stuffing means: A seasoned mixture used to fill poultry, vegetables, or other foods before cooking.
How do you use "stuffing" in a sentence?
Example: "Grandma’s stuffing recipe has been in the family for years." In Latin, "stuffing" is tōmentum, fartis, fartum.
Are there other ways to say "stuffing" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "stuffing": tōmentum, fartis, fartum.
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