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On 1/28/2010 10:16 PM, Charlie Carothers wrote:
John W wrote: Hi, A small update. I bought the MC145106, gave it to my friend and he is chuffed to bits. Thanks again, 73 JOHN M5AML www.wells10000.plus.com/m5aml OK, I just gotta ask. (I sort of collect English idiomatic expressions.) I looked up chuffed on Dictionary.com and it says: "Adjective British Informal: annoyed; displeased; disgruntled." It is also listed as describing the sound of a train, etc. My obvious question is, if he wanted one, and you bought and gave him one, why is he "chuffed to bits"? Or is there some more recent/other definition I don't know about? EMWTK/IMWTK ![]() enquiring vs. inquiring.) Thanks, Charlie Carothers Chuffed = pleased, gruntled, thrilled. Brian W |