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British Slang: Chuffed

Chuffed means very pleased with something. The etymology derives from the dialectal meaning of chuff, which is 'puffed with fat', and it's part of our comprehensive English language courses taught by

Chuffed

Very pleased with something.

Etymology:

Derives from the dialectal meaning of chuff, which is 'puffed with fat'.

Definition from English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Chuff [tʃʌft]

A rude person.

To puff, to pant (for a locomotive, etc.).

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