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Chuffed, gutted and livid are the adjectives that we can use to describe our feelings. chuffed and gutted are pretty informal, British expressions. Chuffed is a positive word, and gutted and livid are to describe negative emotions. Meanings and examples Chuffed = pleased or happy I was really chuffed with his present. Gutted = extremely disappointed and unhappy He was gutted when she finished the relationship. Livid = extremely angry The rude letter from his mother-in-law made him livid.
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Students who have already confirmed their place will have priority when I arrange the new timetable.
You can still join, but availability and your preferred lesson time can no longer be guaranteed.
PS. What does this mean in practice?
I’ve already reached a solid number of confirmed programmes for the
new academic year, so I’ll now build the timetable around those
enrolments first. Any remaining time slots will then be offered to
late enrolments.