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A word used to describe a waffle made with a base of cheese and egg. More ingredients can be added to change the flavor.
I made and ate seven different chaffles over the last three days, and lost 7 lbs!
Chaffle by MyHamma August 17, 2019
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A combination of chicken and waffles. A shorter, catchy term being integrated into the negro community.
Bob : I could really go for some chicken and waffles right now!

Tyrone: Nigga I feel that, lets go get some chwaffles.
Chwaffles by RedHotNegro August 1, 2013
According to corkslang.com, caffler is a noun meaning a young rogue, an impish, saucy young fellow, an impertinent boy. It is used around Cork city in Ireland.
It probably derived from French 'caviller'.
That fellow is a caffler.

' . . . . I rocked that little caffler in his cradle.' (Murphy)

'Young cafflers would come after me along the Mardyke calling me names.' (O'Mahony)
caffler by chihaya November 7, 2007
To be so intoxicated by the uses of a mixture of drugs in such a state, that one feels like just falling to the floor, or 'caffling'.
'wow, adz is so fucked, think hes gonna caffle'
'im absolutely caffled man'
'imma caffle outttttttt'
caffled by Adzman :D September 5, 2009
The word caffle means to either sit down and rest or go to sleep.
"Im tired, Im going to go and caffle for a while"
caffle by KhamSari March 11, 2006
A "cunt waffle" :


1. Used as a demeaning term

2. A delicious breakfast meal usually lathered with syrcum
Did you see that bitch? She is such a fucking cuaffle.

Mmmm this cuaffle is delicious! I wish I had more syrcum to spread all over it!
cuaffle by Captain Jack-off January 28, 2009
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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