moof

Master Of Organised Fun

"This night out has Moof written all over it."
"Yer it is really well organised."

by number16 April 10, 2013

moof, moof!

1) an expression of self-disgust in one's actions.

Circa 1984. "Moof, Moof!" was exclaimed by a friend after exhausting all efforts to find a word to discribe his embarassment after his inability to complete a rather simple task.

The waiter exclaimed, "Moof, moof!" as the tray of glasses he was carrying fell to the ground.

by YTBOY April 16, 2004

moofed

1. To be bumped off-line for no apparent reason. Expression said to be derived from the acronym “moof” = modem operation foul-up.

2. To be plagued by a mythical creature called a moofie which causes modem and other network problems.

When John suddenly disappeared from chat, we assumed he had been moofed.

by Zabad July 24, 2005

moof

The bark of a dogcow.

Clarus says "moof"

by finder_error September 17, 2002

moof

a combination of the words mood and oof. Describes when one's mood is that expressed by the word "oof"

Having school today with this much snow really put me in a moof.

by merper00 January 5, 2018

moofing

Someone who's working but is Mobile and Out of OFfice is said to be Moofing. Typically to get a more done more effiently.

I'll be MOOFING tomorrow, but you can get me on my mobile.

by wingsurfer December 28, 2007

moof

n. describing a person, usually an insult. similar to idiot, dolt, moron, etc. can also be modified by adding random and/or made up words to the end.

'no, like this, you moof.'
'i said orange, not orangish-red, you moof-wangle'

by sk8dork October 3, 2004