"chesterfield rugby" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From chesterfield, a generic term for \"sofa\" in Canadian English, and rugby, a contact sport, alluding to the physical nature of sex.",
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          "ref": "1973 August 25, Doris Clark, “Successful Living”, in The Leader-Post",
          "text": "As to necking and petting, as a kind of part time recreation, frankly, it's a failure. You'll do better to dance together or play tennis than to use up all that ebulience in what we used to call chesterfield rugby.",
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          "ref": "1975 November 13, “Lazy Muscles: Fitness Scares Them”, in The Montreal Gazette",
          "text": "\"There are so many adults with fitness problems today because, other than a little chesterfield rugby, they never exercise,\" said Allan Little, Edmonton YMCA supervisor.",
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        "Sexual activity."
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        "(Canada, idiomatic, euphemistic) Sexual activity."
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  "etymology_text": "From chesterfield, a generic term for \"sofa\" in Canadian English, and rugby, a contact sport, alluding to the physical nature of sex.",
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          "ref": "1973 August 25, Doris Clark, “Successful Living”, in The Leader-Post",
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        },
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          "ref": "1975 November 13, “Lazy Muscles: Fitness Scares Them”, in The Montreal Gazette",
          "text": "\"There are so many adults with fitness problems today because, other than a little chesterfield rugby, they never exercise,\" said Allan Little, Edmonton YMCA supervisor.",
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