Australian slang for chewing gum, plain and simple.
Australian slang for chewing gum, plain and simple. You'll hear this one across schoolyards and workplaces Down Under — it's been part of everyday Aussie vernacular for decades. Whether you're asking a mate for a stick or telling someone to spit it out, chutty is the casual, breezy way Australians refer to the rubbery stuff you chew but don't swallow. It's distinctly regional and carries that quintessentially relaxed Australian energy.
Hey, have you got any chutty? I've got garlic breath something awful.
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(AU, informal) Chewing gum.
(UK, NZ, youth, _, slang) chewing gum.
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.
(slang, of a person) Blockheaded; dim-witted.
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(AU, slang) chewing gum.
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