stuffer
noun[C]
uk/ˈstʌf.ər/us/ˈstʌf.ɚ/stuffernoun[C](PERSON/DEVICE)
someone whostuffs(=fills)things ,especiallyastheirjob:
He got ajobas atennisballstuffer.
Shestartedout at the BBC aspart-timestuffer ofmailorderenvelopes.
adeviceused forstuffing(=filling)something :
Sausage stuffers are used tostuffsausageor other meats in acasing.
Tools in general
- aid
- ambidextrous
- blade
- blaster
- contrivance
- cutter
- device
- fan
- gadget
- grabber
- hardware
- machine tool
- power tool
- precision instrument
- ratchet
- spacer
- spreader
- toolkit
- utensil
- utility belt
stuffernoun[C](ADVERTISING)
US
apieceofprintedadvertising, often one that is put in anenvelopetogether with aletter,bill, etc.:
Financialservicesprovidersoftenincludethese stuffers along withtheirmonthlyaccountstatements.
Theglossyleafletlookedbetterthanyourusualmailboxstuffers.
There are predesignedtemplatesforcountercards,fliers, and stuffers.
Advertising and marketing
- ad
- ad agency
- adman
- advert
- advertise
- cross-selling
- customer relationship management
- detoxify
- dogfooding
- flyer
- non-brand
- o.n.o.
- obo
- off-brand
- on-brand
- superhype
- teaser
- telemarketing
- tie(something)in
- tout
See also
stocking stuffer