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oof
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/uːf/
US
/uf/
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oof
noun
oofs
pl
UK
/uːf/
US
/uf/
Additional translations
тяжёлый удар
звук удара
Synonyms
impact
smack
thud
blow
fiasco
fail
mishap
embarrassment
setback
hit
oof
verb
oofed
Past Simple
oofed
Past Participle
oofing
Gerund
Internet slang; used mainly in gaming contexts.
Synonyms
hurt
stagger
recoil
flinch
exclaim
grunt
gasp
groan
wince
suffer
oof
interjection
UK
/uːf/
US
/uf/
ух
Oof, that was a close call!
Ух, это было на грани!
Additional translations
ой
ох
ай
Synonyms
dang
oops
whoa
yikes
ugh
owch
oww
ow
ouch
Definitions
oof
noun
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.
oof
verb
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.
oof
interjection
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.
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