stuffer
/ˈstʌfər/
noun
- A person or thing that fills something, especially a tool or device used for stuffing food (like a turkey or sausage).
- My grandmother was a master stuffer of holiday turkeys.
- I used a sausage stuffer to make homemade bratwurst.
- The turkey stuffer came with a long tube for pushing the filling inside.
- A person who puts something into a container or envelope, often in a factory or office.
- She worked as an envelope stuffer for a marketing company.
- Each stuffer on the assembly line filled bags with candy.
- The factory hired temporary stuffers to pack the gift boxes.
- An item placed inside a package or envelope as a promotional insert or extra material.
- The envelope contained a stuffer about the company's upcoming sale.
- I found a coupon stuffer in the cereal box.
- The credit card bill came with a stuffer advertising a new loan offer.