chuffed

IPA: tʃˈʌft

Examples of "chuffed" in Sentences

British troops 'chuffed' to receive Queen's Christmas message of support
Joe thought New York was amazing, and he was "chuffed" to be in the Big Apple.
In the UK "chuffed" means "happy" as in "I was well chufffed to pick the winner in that race".
I could do no less for the only person in the chat who understood what I meant when I said I was "chuffed" without explanation.
But at the time I was kind of chuffed at answering “Argentina” after holding my hand up for a few minutes and listening to five or six wrong guesses.
We're pretty sure that chuffed translates to "psyched" or "pumped" or the like, but if it's actually some sort of South African curse word, we apologize profusely in advance.
And in reality, I am so chuffed that all these wonderful people care about me (no, tahnan, "chuffed" is not a dirty word), and it is more than I deserve, by far, and I'm not asking for more than that, really, I'm not.
The story at the zoo at the time was that the tiger had jumped out in reaction to a different woman, a regular visitor, who often "chuffed" at the tigers to get replies (this is a soft friendly greeting, also known as "prusten").