n., ebintu; (cloth) olugoye.

v., okujjuza, okusembekera.

o- (bu/-) fluffy substance resembling cotton often used for stuffing mattresses and pillows; the plant from which this substanceis obtained, cf. olufumbo.

gobble up, stuff oneself with. cf. senke- nya.

cram in; sweep, push (e.g., rubbish into a corner); corner (e. g., a criminal, a rat); solve, get to the heart of (a crime, a problem). cf. effumbiko.

cram into; drive into a corner.

cram, pack; pile. Ensawo bagikoomekeddemu ppamba. They have stuffed the bag with cotton.

stuff.

lutiiyiiko.

cram, cram in.

stuff, oku- vuubiika emmere mu kamwa, to cram the mouth with food.

v.i. become dim/indistinct (of a light); smolder (of a fire); be muffled (of a noise); be stuffed up/clogged up (of the nose, ears).

v.i. have the nose stuffed up; produce a sound similar to that characteristic of a congested nose. cf. bifeekeera; feesa.

(n/n) [lnd.1 triangular snack made out of dough and stuffed with ground meat and/or rice.

gorged/stuffed (with food or drink); be huge/immense.

(-fumbise) also fumbeka (-fumbese) v.i. be jammed/stuffed in; be full/crowded to capacity.

adj. in great abundance; to the ultimate. Enkuba yali etonnya funduukululu. It was raining cats and dogs. Twalidde funduukululu. We stuffed ourselves. We ate an enormous amount, cf. fundika, funduukulula.

-ekoomekera (-ekoomekedde) v.i. refl. be packed/stuffed. Baali bekoomekedde bbaasi. They were packed in the bus.

stuff oneself, v.tr. refl. cram into, stuff into.

okwe- pakira emmere, to stuff oneself with food.