Uffculme school

The worst secondary school in Devon. Known for its biased staff and bullies.

Don't go to Uffculme School it sucks

by peterp22 August 20, 2023

Uffish

It’s a neologism invented by Lewis Carroll nearly 150 years ago and means Grumpy, crotchety, ill-tempered or as Carroll put it “uffish is a state of mind when the voice is gruffish, the manner roughish, and the temper huffish." Carroll invented the word and used it in the poem Jabberwocky which appears in the book “Through The Looking Glass”. It’s still used occasionally in the South West of England.

He can be an uffish old sod at times.

by AKACroatalin April 28, 2015

uffa

Italian interjection expressing frustration or annoyance.

Uffa! This is the third time she cancels our date!

by craudestopper August 15, 2011

uffda

Interjection signifying exhaustion, weariness, resignation, or overwhelm, especially used by those of Norwegian descent; see 'oofda'. (The Norwegian-American slang equivalent of the Yiddish term oy.)

Uffda! 17 miles is a long walk!

by Millie Hanson August 20, 2006

Uffenhiessen

(1) An english-german hybrid used to express a mild annoyance or to emphasize something.

(2) Used to express surprise

When something falls and breaks the individual screams "uffenhiessen!"

by Phyiah September 7, 2009

uffie

There is no way to describe how this music sounds. It is so fucked up it gets you dizzy. You have to listen to the song Pop the Glock. It has the same effect as inhaling whipped cream. It kind of sounds techno rap underwater. Weird voice effects.

That fucking uffie music messes with my mind!

by Angelacia May 15, 2007

uffdah

Interjection signifying exhaustion, weariness, resignation, overwhelm, sorrow, or frustration, generally used by those of Scandinavian (particularly Norwegian descent).

The Norwegian-American slang equivalent of the Yiddish term OY.

It can also express empathy.

Typically spelled as Uff da or Uffda.

-Uffdah! 17 miles is a long walk!

-Uffdah! (As one steps into a pile of feedah (manure)).

-I just heard your goat died. Uffdah! Would you like to borrow my lawnmower?

by Millie Hanson March 24, 2008