oof US
uːf
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Definition of oof - Reverso English Dictionary

Interjection

1.
painUSexpresses physical or emotional pain or discomfortUS
  • Oof, that really hurt my feelings.
ouch ow
2.
tired responseUSexpresses relief or exhaustion after an effortUS
  • Oof, I'm glad that's finally over.
phew whew
3.
reactionUSreacts to an awkward or embarrassing momentUS
  • Oof, that was an awkward fall in front of everyone.
ouch yikes
4.
comfort responseRareUSexpresses sympathy for someone's pain or misfortuneRareUS
  • Oof, that must have hurt a lot.
alas darn ouch
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Expressions with oof

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source or supplier of money
He was known as the oof-bird of the family.

Origin of oof

Imitative, sound of impact

Examples of oof in a sentence

  • Oof, that was a tough workout.
  • Oof, that was a tough workout!
  • Oof, I need a break after all that cleaning.
  • Oof, I can't believe I said that out loud.
  • Oof, that was a close call with the boss.
  • Oof, that's a tough break.

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  1. French:aïe, ouf, ...
  2. German:autsch, puh, ...
  3. Italian:ahi, uff, ...
  4. Spanish:uf, Uf, ...
  5. Portuguese:ai, ufa, ...
  6. Chinese:哎哟, 哎呀, ...
  7. Japanese:うっ, ふう, ...
  8. Arabic:آخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹי, אוּף, ...
  10. Russian:ой, уф, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ой, фух, ...
  12. Hindi:उफ़, उफ़्फ़, ...

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