Positive Connotations:
* Full and satisfied: "I'm stuffed after that delicious meal."
* Abundant and plentiful: "The Thanksgiving table was stuffed with food."
* Packed with something good: "The toy chest was stuffed with presents."
Neutral Connotations:
* Filled to capacity: "The suitcase was stuffed full of clothes."
* Filled with something specific: "The pillow was stuffed with feathers."
Negative Connotations:
* Overwhelmed and overloaded: "I'm feeling stuffed with work."
* Uncomfortable or congested: "The room was stuffed with furniture."
* Forced or crammed: "The party was stuffed with people."
* Unnatural or artificial: "The turkey was stuffed with sausage and cranberries."
The specific connotation of "stuffed" will depend on the surrounding words and the overall tone of the sentence.
For example, "He was stuffed with food" suggests a positive connotation of fullness and satisfaction, while "The room was stuffed with people" suggests a negative connotation of being overcrowded and uncomfortable.