chuffler

a slightly excited dog voicing his opion before a full bark.

woody is chuffling as he see's people passing walking past , an attempt to warn others of his presence by being a chuffler ,without the annoyance of a full bark that would annoy his keeper.

by sirmarky October 3, 2010

Monkey Chuffer

After a night of beer and curry abuse the morning after shit that causes severe ring sting leaves one walking like a monkey.

Dude, all that beer and curry last night has left my rusty bullet hole red raw, man i'm walking like a fucking monkey chuffer.

by Cheesy and PJ January 14, 2004

Chuffter puppet

Main Entry: Chuff·ter pup·pet

Pronunciation: \ˈchaf-tər\ \ˈpə-pət\
Function: noun
Etymology: alteration of Latin chufftious and Middle English popet youth, doll, from Middle French poupette, Date: 14th century

1 : The person on the receiving end of a clenched fist into the anal canal from a loved one or friend; specifically : refered to as the Chuffter Puppeteer or doer

Reference:
Chuff·ter pup·pe·teer
Pronunciation: \ˈchaf-tər\\ˌpə-pə-ˈtir\
Function: noun
Date: circa 1923
: one who manipulates Chuffter puppets

Look at the way the person is walking, I bet he was somebody's "Chuffter puppet" last night!

by Sokin' annoyed May 23, 2010

Chuffers

A large pair of soft breasts

Wow that girl has a great pair of chuffers

by Fruit palace May 14, 2018

chuffer

Chuffer – (noun) One who could be described as being all talk and no action and in some cases the talk is merely a whisper.

I know that guy over there looks like he’s about to go postal, but he’s a real chuffer. He’ll probably just go home and cry like a bitch.

by M'ie July 25, 2008

chuffter

a gay, or geeky person, or another word for ass (chuff)

that boy is such a chuffter. he takes it up the chuff

by joe sartine March 5, 2008

cruffler

A collector of antique firearms, accouterments or any military antique related items. This term is usually only used by those in the hobby which may be also used with the term "curmudgeon."

The old cruffler went through the dusty attic of the old home owned by the veteran looking for treasures.

by Andy Griffith April 10, 2011