well-stuffed

Oh how I long for sleepy prewar Downton, where footage of a rotund-bottomed labrador dawdling across a lawn spliced with the Earl taking exception to Mrs Patmore's heavy handed game consommé seasoning and a few one-liners from Maggie Smith gurning beneath a pile of ostrich feathers felt like a well-stuffed ITV1 hour.

Downton Abbey: Grace Dent's TV OD 2011

He noticed that people were looking at him as if he were in fact a well-stuffed animal, and the man who had made him a real artist.

The Taxidermist Con Chapman 2011

Filled to the brim with garlicky butter beans, a well-stuffed baked tomato will leave you on the point of collapse

Nigel Slater's butter-bean tomatoes, baked pears with maple syrup and cinnamon cream recipes Nigel Slater 2010

Your hosts can also open doors to hard-to-visit wineries, custom-stock your already well-stuffed (and free) minibar, book a chef to prepare dinner in your room, or -- in my case -- badger a rental car company into swapping out a lemon and delivering the replacement.

Dream Hideaways: The World's Top Microboutique Hotels Forbes Life Staff 2010

He loved them so much that when his older brother, my uncle A.D., passed down his vest to his little brother, my dad had such a big tummy that it pulled the buttons and stretched the buttonholes, and he looked like a well-stuffed, round-bellied teddy bear.

God’s Guest List Debbie Macomber 2010

The annals of Dylanology are already well-stuffed, but Princeton history professor

The Short List 2010

Her husband's propensity to keep almost every record and magazine he ever bought (stored in boxes and on shelves that take up two full rooms on the second floor) adds to the well-stuffed home.

Living History in Nantucket 2010

It was strange, though, to go back into Afghanistan again, with my escort - heaven knows where Yakub had got 'em from, but one look at their wolfish faces and well-stuffed cartridge belts reassured me that this was one party that no right-minded badmash would dream of attacking.

The Sky Writer Geoff Barbanell 2010

We become relative giants in tiny universes of our own making, well-stuffed worms in cocoons with no dreams or intentions of ever becoming butterflies.

Mike Bonifer: Relatively Tiny Tony 2010

We become relative giants in tiny universes of our own making, well-stuffed worms in cocoons with no dreams or intentions of ever becoming butterflies.

Mike Bonifer: Relatively Tiny Tony 2010