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“Stuff” in Japanese

Short answer
球威 kyuui きゅーい

Stuff in Japanese is “球威” (kyuui). Full meaning: (pitcher's) stuff.

Other ways to say “Stuff” in Japanese

butsu thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing zai wood, lumber, timber; (raw) material, stuff; talent, ability, capable person ブツ butsu thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing ザイ zai wood, lumber, timber; (raw) material, stuff; talent, ability, capable person スタッフ sutaffu staff, staff member; stuffing (in Western cuisine), filling; stuff, materials モン mon thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing 代物 daibutsu article, goods, product; fine thing, fellow, affair, stuff; substitute もン mon thing, object, article, stuff, substance; one's things, possessions, property, belongings; things, something, anything, everything, nothing スタップ sutappu staff, staff member; stuffing (in Western cuisine), filling; stuff, materials シロモノ shiromono article, goods, product; fine thing, fellow, affair, stuff; substitute しろもの shiromono article, goods, product; fine thing, fellow, affair, stuff; substitute

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