stuffing
STUFFING
quo farcitur aliquid: impensa (in cookery ingredients for stuffing a pie): tomentum (especially for cushions etc.).
quo farcitur aliquid: impensa (in cookery ingredients for stuffing a pie): tomentum (especially for cushions etc.).
stuffing:
I. The act:
1. săgīna (a s. with food): Plaut.: Cic.: Tac.
2. săgīnatio: Plin.
II. Anything s.'d in:
1. tōmentum (for cushions, etc.): he kept himself alive more than eight days by chewing the s. from his couch, mandendo e cubili tomento nonum ad diem se detinuit, Tac. A. 6, 23.
2. fartum (in cookery): Plin.: impensa (for sausages): Arn.
3. insĭcia, and insĭcium: Apic.: v.FORCEMEAT .
I. The act:
1. săgīna (a s. with food): Plaut.: Cic.: Tac.
2. săgīnatio: Plin.
II. Anything s.'d in:
1. tōmentum (for cushions, etc.): he kept himself alive more than eight days by chewing the s. from his couch, mandendo e cubili tomento nonum ad diem se detinuit, Tac. A. 6, 23.
2. fartum (in cookery): Plin.: impensa (for sausages): Arn.
3. insĭcia, and insĭcium: Apic.: v.