Usually means: Nasal congestion due to cold.
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  1. stuffed up: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
  2. stuffed up: Collins English Dictionary
  3. stuffed-up: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  4. stuffed-up, stuffed up: Wiktionary
  5. stuffed-up: Cambridge Essential American English Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (stuffed up)

▸ adjective:  blocked; stuffy; congested
▸ adjective:  (British) In a terrible state; messed up.

Similar:
stuffed-up, jammed, congested, overclose, cramped, stuffed, obstruent, stuffed to the gills, thick, ram-packed, more...

Opposite:
clear, unblocked, unclogged, open, free

Phrases:
been stuffed up, being stuffed up, is stuffed up, was stuffed up, were stuffed up, more...

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Similar:
stuffed-up, jammed, congested, overclose, cramped, stuffed, obstruent, stuffed to the gills, thick, ram-packed, more...

Opposite:
clear, unblocked, unclogged, open, free

Phrases:
been stuffed up, being stuffed up, is stuffed up, was stuffed up, were stuffed up, more...



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