I am packed inside a turkey before baking, but I also fill soft teddy bears and describe how you feel after eating too much pie. What am I?
Stuffing
This riddle relies on the multiple uses of the word 'stuffing.' It refers to the seasoned bread mixture placed inside a roasted turkey, the soft material used to pad plush toys, and the state of feeling uncomfortably full after a massive feast.
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