"Up The Duff?"

[Jemisa]

This seems to be a common expresion these days to describe a woman who is pregnant
any one know where it comes from and what does the 'Duff' part mean?

jem

[LoftyLottie]

Found this, if you can work it out! Weird

http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/397300.html

[ttfn]

Have a look here Jem
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/397300.html

[ttfn]

story of my life Lottie ;o)

[jno]

'pudding', as in 'the pudding club' - another old term for this was 'dough', and an alternativepronunciation of dough was 'duff' (as if it rhymed with tough).

[LoftyLottie]

LOL

Your day is going from bad to worse. Good luck tomorrow x

[ttfn]

I never could decide when to call it a day! - thanks Lottie ♥

[LoftyLottie]

So another word for a penis is a pudding, eh? Spotted dick perhaps!!

[ttfn]

swear filter must be down again tonight ROFL

[LoftyLottie]

:o)

[LoftyLottie]

Just thinking now about the custard!!

[ttfn]

ROFL @ Lottie

[LoftyLottie]

I think I best go to bed before I get banned!!

Nite nite x

[ttfn]

good idea - no one would believe it if I told them tmrw! Sweet dreams Lottie and ttfn ♥

[Harry_Hedgehog]

Or another well used expression with the same meaning is "Up the crank"

[Jemisa]

Lottie & ttfn.Thankyou for the link, mmm very interesting. I'll show it to my 11 year old nephew (who asked the Q in the first place) he'll then be able to explain it to his school mates. tee-hee.

jem

[CailinDeas]

I think "INFANTICIPATING" is trhe best one I've heard.