stuff
 noun
 cousa
EN They said you got stinking stuff to drink when you were in the infirmary.
GL Dicían que na enfermería facían beber cousas dun cheiro que non se aturaba.
 Fonte: RET (546)
transitive verb
encher
EN All this would have to be dished up for the young men at Cardiff next month, he thought; here, on his terrace, he was merely foraging and picnicking (he threw away the leaf that he had picked so peevishly) like a man who reaches from his horse to pick a bunch of roses, or stuffs his pockets with nuts as he ambles at his ease through the lanes and fields of a country known to him from boyhood.
GL Todo isto o había amañar para o menú dos rapaces de Cardiff o mes seguinte, pensou; aquí na terraza limitábase a procurar forraxe e a merendar (guindou a folla que arrincara con anoxo) coma un xinete que escolle un ramallete de rosas desde o cabalo, ou que enche os petos de noces mentres deambula pousadamente polos carreiros e polo campo dunha rexión que coñece desde neno.
Fonte: CAR (539)
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stubborn, stubbornly, stucco, stuck, stud, student, studio, studious, study, stuff, stuffy, stumble, stumbling-block, stump, stun, stunned, stunning, stunt, stunted