'die' is used as an adjective?

[emsr2d2]

Another new one for me!

Well chuffed!
Chuffed to bits.
Chuffed to pieces.
As chuffed as a chuffed thing in a chuffed competition.

[probus]

Chuffed, so common in BrE, is never heard and probably would not be understood in North America.

[emsr2d2]

Posh: Absolutely delighted/thrilled.
Normal: Happy. Chuffed.
Informal/Slang: 'S'all right. I'm made up, innit.

[SoothingDave]

Can chavs be chuffed?

[emsr2d2]

Can chavs be chuffed?

Possibly.

[BobK]

Yes, 'chuffed to bits' and 'dead chuffed' are both well established - and are informal rather than vulgar.

Sometimes - and probably unrelated to this use of 'chuffed' - 'chuffing' is used as a euphemism for a word that uses many of the same letters and sounds.

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[probus]

and are informal rather than vulgar.

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Even users of the RP, such as Her Majesty, are capable of being chuffed at least on rare occasions, one imagines, but they would be unlikely to speak the word.

[probus]

Chuffed, so common in BrE, is never heard and probably would not be understood in North America.

It seems to me that we rarely or never hear from our Strine and Kiwi speaking colleagues on this sort of thing. I for one would be interested in hearing from them. I try to give the Canadian viewpoint when there is a distinct one.

[5jj]

I was chuffed to bits that I worked out the hyphens were missing in order to work out the meaning and then saw I'd been beaten to it. I need to be quicker off the mark.

I was tickled to think that you were too slow this time.

[Route21]

I was tickled to think that you were too slow this time.

By the looks of the avatar, Probus was tickled pink too!
Regards
R21