Dam and Stuff

Dam

Dam verb - To prevent passage through by filling with something.

Usage example: ice floes were damming the river

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Stuff and dam are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stuff" instead a verb "Dam".

Stuff verb - To close up so that no empty spaces remain.

Usage example: stuffed the box with tissue paper so the contents wouldn't rattle around

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Dam and stuff are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dam" instead a verb "Stuff".

Nearby Words: stuffy, stuffed, stuffing, stuffiness

old	old dam	old stuff
small	small dam	small stuff
actual	actual dam	actual stuff
real	real dam	real stuff
Other adjectives: pretty, illegal, new, modern.

The Angry Beavers, "The Posei-Dam Adventure": Daggett nails all his stuff down and handcuffs himself to Truckie the shrew because he's worried Truckie will try to steal his stuff.

Source: Properly Paranoid
Meanwhile, as Jacques is building the dam, he says to himself "I feel like pesky beaver." Stuff Blowing Up: The dam is blown up a couple of times.

Source: Western Animation / Wet Hare
Rob Van Dam, able to do stuff usually reserved for the smaller high flyers, like back somersaults from a standing still position, while weighing close to 250 pounds of muscle.

Source: Lightning Bruiser / Professional Wrestling

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