где stuff - ерунда, чепуха, фигня...

NOUN
1 = things, gear, possessions, effects, materials, equipment, objects, tackle, kit, junk, luggage, belongings, trappings, bits and pieces, paraphernalia, clobber (Brit. slang), impedimenta, goods and chattels ▪ He pointed to a duffle bag. 'That's my stuff.'

2 = nonsense, rubbish, rot, trash, bunk (informal), foolishness, humbug, twaddle, tripe (informal), baloney (informal), verbiage, claptrap, malarkey (informal), bunkum, poppycock (informal), balderdash, pants (slang), bosh (informal), stuff and nonsense, tommyrot, bizzo (Austral. slang), bull's wool (Austral. N.Z. slang) ▪ Don't tell me you believe in all that stuff.

3 = substance, material, essence, matter, staple, pith, quintessence ▪ The idea that we can be what we want has become the stuff of TV commercials.

4 = facts, information, subject, data ▪ These chaps know their stuff after seven years of war.

VERB

1 = shove, force, push, squeeze, jam, ram, wedge, compress, stow ▪ His trousers were stuffed inside the tops of his boots.

2 = cram, fill, pack, load, crowd ▪ wallets stuffed with dollars IN PHRASES: stuff yourself = gorge, gobble, guzzle, satiate, pig out (slang), sate, overindulge, make a pig of yourself (informal), gormandize ▪ I could stuff myself with ten chocolate bars and still feel hungry.

либо:

bureaucratese
officialese

formal fluff (кстати, очень часто для слова официальный больше подходит formal, чем official)

Если официальная юр. шелуха, то legalese

as per 18:31 above, Taras makes no difference between the A and the B =)))