Definition
Definition of farcing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
filledDated UK stuffed with something to make it fullerDated UK
- The farcing turkey was ready for the feast.
- The farcing cushions made the sofa more comfortable.
- She admired the farcing pillows on the couch.
Origin of farcing
Old French, farcir (to stuff)
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- French:farci, ...
- German:gefüllt, ...
- Italian:farcito, ...
- Spanish:relleno, ...
- Portuguese:recheado, ...
- Chinese:填充的, ...
- Japanese:詰め物をした, ...
- Arabic:مَحْشُو, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּלָא, ...
- Russian:фаршированный, ...
- Ukrainian:фарширований, ...
- Hindi:भरवां, ...
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