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woof

UK
/wʊf/
US
/wʊf/

Translations

woofnoun
woofs
pl
UK
/wʊf/
US
/wʊf/
The woof of the fabric was tightly woven.
Ткань была плотно соткана.
The dog's woof echoed through the neighborhood.
Лай собаки эхом разнесся по окрестностям.
Additional translations
основа
уток
Synonyms
bark
yelp
howl
growl
bay
woofverb
woofed
Past Simple
woofed
Past Participle
woofing
Gerund
The dog began to woof loudly at the stranger.
Собака начала громко гавкать на незнакомца.
Additional translations
гавкнуть
Synonyms
bark
yelp
howl
bay
woofinterjection
UK
/wʊf/
US
/wʊf/
The dog went 'woof' when it saw the stranger.
Собака сказала 'гав', когда увидела незнакомца.
woofadjective
Used attributively, especially in textile contexts, to describe things pertaining to the woof (weft) threads.

Definitions

woofnoun
The sound made by a dog; a bark.
The dog's woof echoed through the neighborhood.
The set of yarns or threads running crosswise in a woven fabric, at right angles to the warp.
The weaver carefully aligned the woof to create a beautiful pattern.
woofverb
To make a barking sound, typically used to describe the sound a dog makes.
The dog woofed loudly at the mailman as he approached the house.
woofinterjection
An exclamation used to mimic the sound of a dog's bark, often used to express excitement or enthusiasm.
Woof! That was an amazing game!
An expression of surprise or admiration, often in response to something impressive or attractive.
Woof, that car is stunning!
woofadjective
Relating to, characteristic of, or made with the woof (weft) threads in woven fabric.
The woof structure gives the fabric its distinctive texture.
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