stuffer n.1
1. (UK Und.) one who passes off inferior goods, claiming them to be of higher value.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Whip & Satirist of NY & Brooklyn (NY) 5 Mar. n.p.: Gay dresses, given them by a couple of watch-stuffers. | |
| Nat. Police Gaz. (NY) 13 Dec. 133/3: On going down Broadway [...] he was accosted by a watch stuffer who, with the assistance of his pal or capper, endevoured to stuff him with a mock watch. | |
| Ladies’ Repository (N.Y.) Oct. VIII:37 317/1: stuffer, One who passes off inferior goods as being of higher worth. | |
| N.E. Police Gaz. (Boston, MA) 18 Aug. 5/1: Old St—e, the sucker, the watch-stuffer, and loafer. |
2. see stuff v.2