Oof

What to say when you really mean "I'd rather not talk to this person, but I'll suffer through it.", when having to deal with your ex.

Also: "My condolences."

Daughter: "Daddy, could you send Mom the money you promised me? I lost my bank card, so I'm gonna use hers."
Me: "Oof... ok princess. Get that card for next time."
Daughter: "How mean is she to you, Daddy?!"
Me: "I'd rather eat glass."
Daughter: "Oof."

by UrLies May 30, 2021

Oof

O(f(x))

Oof is the composition of functions O(x) and f(x) (when the function definition field is common)

by sardanapalos April 22, 2021

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by some guy that play games April 22, 2021

oof

oof = out of office

I am oof for the week but will be back on Monday.

by usernarne May 3, 2021

Oof

Oof, a death sound originating from Messiah (or Roblox if you do not like nostalgia) is also used as a word to describe getting hurt, getting surprised, or getting dismayed. People do not actually know how it is pronounced; it might be 'oooh-ph' or 'ooh-uh-f' or 'oo-fh'. Either way, people find humor is this word because is sounds like a 6-12 year old guy getting hurt by another 6-12 year old guy.

Example 1:
Person 1: *kicks Person 2*
Person 2: Oof!

Oof is also used as an acronym, standing for 'Out of Office'. This basically means some office guy takes a leave for some reason. Here is an example....

Person 1: Im gonna go for your birthday party tommorow!
Person 2: But dont forget to take an OOF before you leave.
Person 1: Oh yeah! I would have forgottten for sure.

Facts:
Synonyms: Ouch, Ow, Ugh
Acronyms: (Sorry, I could not find a useful acronym.)
Oof, because it is humorous, is also used as a meme.

Oof! why did you hurt me?

by You Thought It Wrong! May 11, 2021

oof

when you die in a game of fall

Lilly: I'M GOING TO DIE
Lilly: oof

by theoofy February 9, 2022

oof

A word used in response to whenever something happens that is somewhere on the spectrum between a mild inconvenience or a great tragedy, and there are no better words to express condolence. Can be used interchangeably with "rip"

Person 1: My boss is chasing me for those files
Person 2: oof

Person 1: I had a car crash earlier today and someone broke their neck.
Person 2: oof

Person 1: I just accidentally released a zombie virus into the world and started the apocalypse.
Person 2: oof

by oofrip September 10, 2021