coffle

a group of animals, prisoners, or slaves chained together in a line

"All the way up until 1986, my barracoon played home to a coffle of twelve: 3 quadroons, 3 octoroons, 2 pickaninnies, 2 Mexicans, a mulatto, a chink, and a roan-colored Albanian hobo named Noodles. And I'll be goddammned if those weren't the best days of my life."

by Ronald T. McMurtry October 11, 2006

croffle

to shuffle along or walk very slowly, as exhibited in the movement by someone of great age and decrepitude. A dialect word probably from UK Midlands (Staffordshire).

He croffled up to the local shopping centre to get his daily ration of tobacco.

by Peter R Jensen April 19, 2008

chuffles

Chuffles are those irritating little ridges of fat that begin to collect on top of your hips, around your belly, under your arms, and around your thighs as you approach middle age.

May be used as a noun or a verb (as in chuffly).

Noun: Don't look at my chuffles because they are shy.
I tried to wear those pants, but my chuffles didn't like them.

Verb: I am feeling particularly chuffly today, so I do not want to eat my half of that strawberry pie. Yet.

by selyon December 18, 2007

choffee

Add hot chocolate packet (preferably hot chocolate with marshmallows) to coffee then sweeten to taste and add milk or cream. Term used by Andre Campbell since 1996.

choffee,chofee

by dremon April 30, 2010

coffles

To have coffee and waffles for your breakfast

I am going to have coffles for my breakfast this morning.

Coffles are perfect for breakfast

by ChrisEeJay June 20, 2020

Choofle

When a cat sneezes.

Connor: Did Tabby just choofle?
Chelsey: OH MY GODDBDBD

by ConkyTheWordMan October 29, 2020

Chaffle

A Chaffle is the merging of chicken and waffle.

Friend 1: Dude, I am starving.

Friend 2: Go get a chaffle.

by the_collier_wiccan October 31, 2009