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[ UK /t‍ʃˈʌft/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. very pleased
    I'm chuffed to have won

How To Use chuffed In A Sentence

  • Today's pop quiz is in honor of an actress for whom I once had precious little respect and whose casting over any number of other performers got me feeling dischuffed to the point of, if not beyond, churlishness until one day I found myself inexplicably fond of her and ashamed of my earlier thuggish disrespect. Who Goes There - Pop Quiz
  • I'm on a railway platform trying to get to work during a period of heavy storms (service is totally knacked) and I'm in uniform with a crowd around me seriously dis-chuffed and about to remove my nipple rings without unclipping them. I HATE COMPUTERS ( a therapy intermission)
  • So a first home goal produced a first home win in front of Chester's biggest crowd of the season, who gave the team and their chuffed new manager a standing ovation.
  • The weather was fantastic, and the whole place seemed a thousand miles from home, especially when the steam trains chuffed past.
  • Cady begins to be chuffed by her new status; she grows to like obsessing about food, looks and weight and is secretly thrilled by her licence to be bitchy and cruel.
  • European space boffins are chuffed to announce that they have successfully 'surfed' the atmosphere of Venus, during a so-called 'aerodrag' experiment in which the solar panels of a space probe functioned as aerofoils skimming the top of the second planet's atmosphere. The Register
  • I've got a nice wee part time gig at the National Library starting next month and I'm well chuffed.
  • For four weeks the steam-powered dahabeah chuffed along the green river, stopping to let the travelers stroll among sunbaked ruins or make dusty forays to distant temples arid tombs. The Five of Hearts
  • ‘I'm chuffed that so many came from York,’ Warters told the Evening Press after his victory over Ashton.
  • Both the drivers I saw caught were in Czech cars and they looked pretty dischuffed. Archive 2006-09-01
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