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chuffer
noun- a person, euphemistic for “fucker” UK
- NATHAN: I don’t feel well. GAZ: ‘Course you don’t, you cheeky chuffer, you’ve got a hangover. — The Full Monty, 1997
- a cigarette-smoker UK
A play on “puffer” and CHUFF - The fact wolves rarely smoke and would merrily kill a chuffer long before the cancer gets him is neither here nor there. — Loaded, p. 32, June 2003
- a train UK
From nursery use. - We went up the escalator [and] got our seats in the chuffer. We were made up. — Jeremy Cameron, Brown Bread in Wengen, p. 89, 1999
- the buttocks UK
An elaboration of CHUFF - MC5 gave rock’n’roll a major kick up the chuffer during the early 1970s[.] — Kerrang!, 28 August 2004
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