Chuffs [noun]

I cannot see why she should be rude and chuff and disagreeable.

So the first day that the old chuff was away from home, he dressed himself like a wayfaring man, and knocked at the door.

If it happen that a crusty chuff prevents them, the threatening finale is too often fulfilled.

Mrs. Chuff's great gold watch, fastened to her stomach, gleamed there like a ball of fire.

Mrs. Chuff covered the drawing-rooms with prodigious tapestries, the work of her hands.

Ladies, it was not my fault—it was Mrs. Chuff's doing—but the rest of the tale you shall have on a future day.

In the great library (225 feet long by 150) the only man Mrs. Chuff saw, was Tiggs.

If only she could hide in Chuff's room before Kit reached his floor!

You need not have been so chuff in your manner just now, Keith.

A wretched hobnailed chuff, whose recreation is reading of almanacks; and felicity, foul weather.