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British Slang: Duff / Duff up / Up the Duff

Duff [dʌf] refers to counterfeit or fake goods, rubbish. Duff up means to beat or bash someone. He was duffed up in a night club last night. Up the Duff means pregnant, though it can be used as an off

Duff [dʌf]

Counterfeit or fake goods, rubbish.

Counterfeit, fake.

Duff up

To beat, to bash.

He was duffed up in a night club last night.

Up the Duff

Pregnant.

It can be used as an offensive expression for a pregnant woman — implying that the pregnancy is unplanned and/or unwanted.

It was very embarrassing for Kevin when he got Peggy up the duff.

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