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To expand; enlarge; poof out. The cat was agitated. His tail was poofed out.
There was a strong wind today. Her skirt poofed out as the wind caught it. |
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To have left without warning; vanished.
Used mostly in an online context when a friend stops talking without using an away message. Derived from the typical magic act of the magician dissapearing in a poof of smoke. I was talking to Aiden on AIM when he just poofed for 20 minutes.
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Synonymous with pooped. Poofed means to fell tired, exhausted, or worn-out. Nick told Berkley to go study before she became completely poofed.
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When someone leaves a party without anyone noticing. Where did Scott go? I don't know he poofed.
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1. When something has randomly disapeered.
2. When something has gotten lost. 3. When you have absolutly no idea where the item has gone and/or when it disapeered. Wtf, my sound poofed on the computer.
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means to have stolen something or to have your stuff stolen Damn yo he just poofed ya shit.
Man i straight poofed her phone. |
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Alternative for saying "gone" when drunk or high. Guy 1: Check out that guy stumbling over there!
Guy 2: Man he must be poofed. |
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