speaking of rudeness ........ is this true

[SydneyRover]

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Chuff

[River Don]

Chuffin 'ell.

I always thought it were a euphemism for the F word but in that context it makes.

Whatever it's one of those words common used but actually refers to something really obscene. Like 'bugger'.

I remember watching Rovers down south, might have been Barnet and a bloke shouts really loud "Chuffing 'ell ref!" Which caused much hilarity in the home end. They were all soon shouting Chuff! Chuff! Chuff!

[SydneyRover]

My partner has just told me that ''colder than a penguins chuff'' is used a bit but not just in donny I wouldn't think

[River Don]

Now you mention it Syd, I've heard that phrase before.

I didn't realise it's a particularly Doncastrian thing. I knew it was northern, definitely. Yorkshire only, I'd guess. Perhaps just South Yorkshire, surely they use it in Barnsely?

I do hope it's a Doncastrian quirk. I'll use it more often now.

[belton rover]

After a night in a hotel, a colleague (from Sheffield) asked me how I’d slept. I replied that I was ‘sock on’ by eleven.
He hadn’t a clue what I meant. Shocked, I asked the rest of the group if they knew what ‘sock on’ meant, and only those from Donny did!

Edit: that was before the days of google. I’ve just found this.
Who knew?

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php%3fterm=sock%2520on&amp=true

[River Don]

Wikipedia reckons chuff is British slang for buttocks and doesn't mention Doncaster.

I suppose if you fall on yer chuff, it means arse. It's just a really versatile swear word.

I take it when Hugh Lawrie says in Blackadder "I'll be chuffing along" he's talking about steam trains.

[belton rover]

Wikipedia reckons chuff is British slang for buttocks and doesn't mention Doncaster.

I suppose if you fall on yer chuff, it means arse. It's just a really versatile swear word.

I take it when Hugh Lawrie says in Blackadder "I'll be chuffing along" he's talking about steam trains.

My mate’s lifetime ambition was to be run over by a steam train. When it finally happened he was chuffed to bits.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Wikipedia reckons chuff is British slang for buttocks and doesn't mention Doncaster.

I suppose if you fall on yer chuff, it means arse. It's just a really versatile swear word.

I take it when Hugh Lawrie says in Blackadder "I'll be chuffing along" he's talking about steam trains.

Lots of words have more than one meaning depending on context.

[Sprotyrover]

Are you winning? Seems peculiar to Doncaster probably related to Horse racing

[keyser_soze]

Tighter than a gnats chuff?