How to say "stuffing" in Japanese

• 芯しんJLPT N2approx.Common
  nounEssentially 'core': the central part of a thing, like a wick or pencil lead. Its 'stuffing' sense is marginal—filling inside an object, not food—so it is seldom the word you want.
  シャーペンの芯しん２・３本ぽんもらえるかな。↗

  Could you lend me a few mechanical pencil leads?
• ファルスCommon
  nounThe culinary term: stuffing in the cooking sense—a seasoned filling put into meat or vegetables—or the stuffed food itself. From French farce; the word for recipes and cuisine.

For food stuffing—seasoned filling for meat or vegetables—use 「ファルス」; 芯 essentially means 'core' (wick, pencil lead) and its 'stuffing' sense is not the culinary one.

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• 芯しんwick
• スタッフstuffing (in Western cuisine)
• 詰めつめstuffing
• スタッフィングstuffing
• 射込みいこみstuffing
• ファルシfarci
• 中綿なかわたpadding (clothing or bedding)
• つまりclogging
• あんこstuffing
• ファルスstuffing
• 剥製はくせいstuffing
• 詰め物つめものstuffing
• あんfilling