Chuffing on balloons, packed into Aztec print tees when they're not completely topless, living endless one long euphoric Snapchat story.
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The bloke next to you is watching an episode of Carpool Karaoke on his phone and muttering, "legend, absolute chuffing legend," to himself.
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Lucas's "Chuffing Away to Oblivion" (1996) is a smoking shed, yellowed as if with decades of nicotine and lined with lurid tabloid newspapers.
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He courted her for 10 days in a separate enclosure, the zoo said — "chuffing" at her and getting used to her sight and scent.
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The dance music internet has been in a state of mild amusement this week thanks to the absolute chuffing legend who put together a change.
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Those dogs chuffing down black dirt at the end of the driveway, seeming to grin with delicious intake—I knew earth wasn't what it seemed.
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Calvin and Sam are spurned by some better looking lads with nice big watches, so they end up drinking shot after shot, chuffing fag after fag.
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Mr. Allman's percussive Hammond B-3 organ playing helped anchor the Allman Brothers' rhythm section and provided a chuffing counterpoint to the often heated musical interplay between his brother and the band's other lead guitarist, Dickey Betts.
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" In addition, they explained that in Asim's early days at the zoo with Melati, they noticed "lots of 'chuffing' which is a happy sound they make to let each other know they have good intentions" and added, "It's fantastic to see that they're interested in each other already.
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Moaning can be heard away. Chuffing—soft, low-frequency snorting similar to purring in smaller cats—is heard in more friendly situations. Other vocal communications include grunts, woofs, snarls, miaows, hisses and growls.
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Press Office – Planet Earth firsts. BBC (2006-02-01). Retrieved 2012-08-23. The episode "Mountains" of Planet Earth II, aired in November 2016, featured the rather violent mating fights of snow leopards, as well as a snow leopard's chuffing and wailing.
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Class T26 number 490 preserved at Bressingham as part of the National Collection One (GER No. 490, BR No. 62785) has survived to form a part of the National Collection and is currently located at Bressingham Steam Museum. There are Transacord recordings of their gentle chuffing through the byways of East Anglia.
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A pair of clouded leopards, one of the four felid species that use prusten to communicate. Prusten is a form of communicative behaviour exhibited by some members of the family Felidae. Prusten is also referred to as chuffing or chuffle (verb and noun). It is described as a short, low intensity, non- threatening vocalization.
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Steamboat Iowa chuffing up the Mississippi through Dubuque, Iowa, ca. 1865. Seal of Iowa, showing the Steamboat Iowa on the right. Picture of Davenport, Iowa, 1865; on the right is the Iowa. The Steamboat Iowa was revered as one of the largest and fastest boats on the Mississippi in the mid 19th century; it is incorporated into the official Seal of Iowa.
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In general, the lower in frequency a port is tuned, the less objectionable these problems are likely to be. Ports often are placed in the front baffle, and may thus transmit unwanted midrange frequencies reflected from within the box. If undersized, a port may also generate "wind noise" or "chuffing", due to turbulence around the port openings at high air speeds. Enclosures with a rear-facing port mask these effects to some extent, but they cannot be placed directly against a wall without causing audible problems.
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Captive Asian black bears during an aggressive encounter Bears produce a number of vocal and non-vocal sounds. Tongue- clicking, grunting or chuffing many be made in cordial situations, such as between mothers and cubs or courting couples, while moaning, huffing, snorting or blowing air is made when an individual is stressed. Barking is produced during times of alarm, excitement or to give away the animal's position. Warning sounds include jaw-clicking and lip-popping, while teeth-chatters, bellows, growls, roars and pulsing sounds are made in aggressive encounters.
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Much earlier Hans Christian Lumbye, the popular Danish composer, had written his Kjøbenhjavns Jernbane-Damp-Galop (Copenhagen Railway Steam Galop), while Johann Strauss I celebrated the opening of the first Austrian steam railway on 14 November 1837 between the Viennese suburbs of Floridsdorf and Deutsch Wagram with his appropriately titled waltz Eisenbahn-Lust Walzer (Railway Joy Waltz) op. 89. Eduard Strauss, too, wrote his famous quick polka Bahn Frei (Track Clear) op. 45, another piece celebrating the opening of a new railway line. Johann Strauss II's vividly descriptive polka, however, is remarkable for its use of triangles in imitation of train bells and of horns to suggest the chuffing of the train.
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The remainder of the stroke is driven by the expansive force of the steam. Careful use of cut-off provides economical use of steam and in turn, reduces fuel and water consumption. The reversing lever (Johnson bar in the US), or screw- reverser (if so equipped), that controls the cut-off, therefore, performs a similar function to a gearshift in an automobile – maximum cut-off, providing maximum tractive effort at the expense of efficiency, is used to pull away from a standing start, whilst a cut-off as low as 10% is used when cruising, providing reduced tractive effort, and therefore lower fuel/water consumption. Exhaust steam is directed upwards out of the locomotive through the chimney, by way of a nozzle called a blastpipe, creating the familiar "chuffing" sound of the steam locomotive.
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