chuddy
British and New Zealand youth slang for chewing gum — the kind you pop in your mouth between classes, snap loudly at the back of the bus, or stick under the desk for future generations to discover.
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British and New Zealand youth slang for chewing gum — the kind you pop in your mouth between classes, snap loudly at the back of the bus, or stick under the desk for future generations to discover. Chuddy has the satisfying silliness of a word that sounds exactly like what it describes: something chewy and slightly sticky. It's informal, playful, and very much at home in the vocabulary of teenagers, though plenty of adults still reach for it when 'chewing gum' feels too boring.
She offered me a piece of chuddy before the exam and I was genuinely grateful — mint flavour, the best kind.
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(UK, NZ, youth, _, slang) chewing gum.
“I tried not to let those chuddy trolls get to me much, but holy shit is it annoying and time consuming to block them all, and I'm a sensitive person; always have been, so no matter what, it's gonna suck. I used to try and argue with some of them, but it's never fucking worth it.”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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