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oof

/uːf/

/uf/

Translations

oofnoun

oofs

/uːf/

/uf/

fricArgot pour parler d’une somme d’argent importante.

That new phone cost some serious oof.

Ce nouveau téléphone a coûté pas mal de fric.

oufEmploi familier comme interjection substantivée.

When he stubbed his toe against the table, he let out a loud 'oof'.

Quand il s’est cogné l’orteil contre la table, il a lâché un gros « ouf ».

Additional translations

bléFamilier, pour l’argent.

Synonyms

oofverb

oofed

Past Simple

oofed

Past Participle

oofing

Gerund

Internet slang; used mainly in gaming contexts.

éliminerSurtout dans le registre des jeux vidéo.

That sniper oofed me from across the map.

Ce sniper m’a éliminé de l’autre côté de la carte.

Additional translations

mourirEmploi familier, souvent dans un contexte de jeu vidéo ou de chute brutale.

Synonyms

oofinterjection

/uːf/

/uf/

oufInterjection familière exprimant la douleur, le malaise, la surprise ou la compassion.

Oof, that looks like it hurt!

Ouf, on dirait que ça a fait mal !

Additional translations

aïeSurtout pour marquer une douleur ou une gêne soudaine.

Synonyms

Definitions

oofnoun

A sound or exclamation used to express discomfort, pain, or surprise.

When he stubbed his toe against the table, he let out a loud 'oof'.

A slang term used to describe a significant amount of money.

That new phone cost some serious oof.

oofverb

To die or suffer a sudden failure, especially in video games, referencing the distinctive "oof" sound from Roblox.

I missed the platform and oofed just before the finish line.

To eliminate or kill (a character) in a video game.

That sniper oofed me from across the map.

oofinterjection

An expression of discomfort or pain, often used when experiencing something unpleasant or when empathizing with someone else's misfortune.

Oof, that looks like it hurt!

An expression of surprise or shock, often used in response to unexpected news or events.

Oof, I didn't see that coming!

An expression of sympathy or commiseration, often used when someone shares bad news or a difficult situation.

Oof, I'm sorry to hear about your loss.