Contrary to other entries this has zero to do with Little Britain. Its just slang for "Much to do about nothing" and creeps up in every day conversations all the time, its been around long before Little Britain.
by Dan Dodd January 2, 2006
Used a lot in 'Little Britain', brilliant sitcom starring David Walliams and Matt Lucas.
Lou looks after Andy, who's in a wheelchair, but does he really need it?
Lou looks after Andy, who's in a wheelchair, but does he really need it?
Lou: So which one do you want, Andy?
Andy: I want that one.
Lou: Are you sure?
Andy: Yeah.
Lou: I don't want to have to come and bring it back to the shop 'cos that would be a right kafuffle.
Andy: I want that one.
Lou: Are you sure?
Andy: Yeah.
Lou: I don't want to have to come and bring it back to the shop 'cos that would be a right kafuffle.
by Bubble_Pop March 29, 2005
Alternate k-fuffle. Fits lungpig's definition (a screw-up, a SNAFU, a confrontation, or an altercation). Used frequently by author John Nichols ("Conjugal Bliss," "The Voice of the Butterfly")
by doulos October 24, 2003
As used in "Little Britain" - when looking after a mad person and having to do what they want when they change their mind....
by Martin January 21, 2004
A kafuffle is when some dopy cunt, screws up, messes up or just does something outright stupid.
Used mostly by those peoples in pommyland.
Used mostly by those peoples in pommyland.
(While drinking tea biscuits)
Sir Ed: Oh whoops i just lit your cat on fire.
Fugly maid with bad teeth: Hahaha what a kafuffle.
Sir Ed: Oh whoops i just lit your cat on fire.
Fugly maid with bad teeth: Hahaha what a kafuffle.
by Dazdownunder September 8, 2009
by Kafuffle January 19, 2022
Boot Kafuffle is a game which involves 2 players, a trampoline and a ball.
The rules are simple. One player must bounce on the trampoline whilst the other player stands outside the trampoline. Each player must take it in turn to thrown the ball at the other player who must try and catch it. If the player drops the ball or the ball lands outside the trampoline area then a point is awarded to the player who threw the ball. The player who is outside the trampoline must ensure that they throw the ball inside the trampoline area or the opponent receives a point.
Variations -
Rodeo Boot Kafuffle.
In this version, each player must throw the ball at their opponent immediately and without hesitation (i.e. non-stop). Any hesitation will involve the opponent receiving a point.
The rules are simple. One player must bounce on the trampoline whilst the other player stands outside the trampoline. Each player must take it in turn to thrown the ball at the other player who must try and catch it. If the player drops the ball or the ball lands outside the trampoline area then a point is awarded to the player who threw the ball. The player who is outside the trampoline must ensure that they throw the ball inside the trampoline area or the opponent receives a point.
Variations -
Rodeo Boot Kafuffle.
In this version, each player must throw the ball at their opponent immediately and without hesitation (i.e. non-stop). Any hesitation will involve the opponent receiving a point.
Do you want to play Boot Kafuffle?
Yes sure - who wants to be in the trampoline?
I do.
Lets go then.
Yes sure - who wants to be in the trampoline?
I do.
Lets go then.
by thedarkoner May 19, 2014