Pronunciation: [stˈʌftz] (IPA) 
The word "stuffeds" may appear incorrect at first glance, but it is actually a valid spelling. The "ed" at the end suggests that "stuff" is a verb and has been completed in the past tense. However, since "stuff" ends in a consonant, the rule for adding the suffix "-ed" dictates that an extra "s" is needed to make the word grammatically correct. Therefore, the correct IPA phonetic transcription for "stuffeds" is /stʌftst/.
There is no word "stuffeds" in the English language. However, if you were referring to the word "stuffed" instead, it is an adjective derived from the verb "stuff." Below is a dictionary definition of "stuffed:"
Stuffed (adjective): Filled or packed tightly with something. It refers to an object, typically an edible item, that has been filled with a particular substance. This adjective is commonly used in cooking, particularly when referring to a dish that has been filled with a mixture of ingredients, such as meat, vegetables, or cheese.
The term can also be used more broadly to describe an object that is filled or packed completely, not necessarily related to cooking. For example, a stuffed suitcase would be a case that contains so many items that it is tightly packed and difficult to close.
Additionally, "stuffed" can be used informally to describe a person who has recently consumed a large amount of food, leaving them feeling overly full or satisfied.
Overall, the adjective "stuffed" expresses the state of being filled or packed tightly, whether referring to a food item, an object, or even someone's satisfied state after eating well.
