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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.
chuffles by selyon December 18, 2007
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Chuffles are those irritating little ridges of fat that begin to collect on top of your hips, around your belly, under your arms, under your chin 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.
chuffles by selyon December 28, 2007
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A raffle given to tf2r.com's chat.
ooga booga where da chaffles at
Chaffles by whatthefox May 2, 2012
a girl that ( usually ugly-cute) only gets used for a little bit til the guy cuts her off, then shes off to the next guy
that girl has been talking to so many guys, no one will take her, shes cuffless.
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Slang term for the dance, Cupid Shuffle, by the artist Cupid; Closely resembles the cha-cha slide in a newer, more urban form.
Dude, when he danced the chuffle in the club, everyone went wild!
Chuffle by Deadra March 1, 2008

cruffles 

what happens to your hair the day after it was braided
I'm going to braid your hair extra so the cruffles look extra great tomorrow.
cruffles by katie issocoolomg February 22, 2008
Chaffles is the combine word of Chicken and Waffles
guy1: Hey you want some chaffles
guy2: What's chaffles?
guy1: It's chicken & waffles
guy2: Oh. okay cool
Chaffles by Rokai August 8, 2014
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