Aloofa

Aloofa Kim Chung
n. a generic name asked for during prank calls. often asked from an old asian women named "toolie Chang"

toolie: ALOOFA
person: hello?
toolie: Aloofa? why you not come to bridge club?
person: huh?
toolie: ALOOFA! why you not come to bridge club
person: i think you have the wrong number
toolie: oh, this not number to aloofa?
person: no!
toolie: ok, i call back lata!!

by queen frosteen September 7, 2005

aloofness

the quality or state of being aloof, distant, or reserved; indifference.

His girlfriend's recent aloofness may be a sign that the relationship is over

by big word November 1, 2017

aloof

The state of being emotionally distanced. May be seen as laid back or cold and arrogant, depending on the onlooker.

That kid is so aloof that he wasn't phased when he caught his girl cheating on him.

by SenoritaDiabla July 31, 2008

aloofer

To be very aloof. Taken from an episode of "That 70s Show"

"Aloofer? is that even a word?"
"It is now. We have the technology."

by Bree Gagnon December 6, 2003

alofaf

ALOFAF is an acronym meaning Always Looking-Out For A Friend.

Corey (male): Hey bud, I put the toilet seat up when I took a pee and forgot to put it back down. I know you like to sit down when you pee. Just a heads up.

Kyle H. (male): Good looking out, man! I know it's quirky but ever since I spent that summer in jail I can't pee without sitting down.

Corey (male): ALOFAF, bro!

by CarpetShaver8 July 24, 2017

alcofall

A structure that creates a waterfall of alcohol (usually jungle juice) with a pump to keep the flow going.

"Dude! That alcofall we made for tomorrow's party is going to be sick!"

by 6chicks January 20, 2009

Aloof

Aloof means "at a distance," and not close. Shyness is often the result of being aloof. An aloof person usually needs tunnel vision for the tranquility and happiness to block out and ignore distractions that undermine his or her concentration. Yet, there are valid reasons to be aloof: such as, studying, work, or to maintain the structure of control within an organization or industry by filtering out and blocking unwanted contact.

The word aloof is often bandied about as a negative label as a way to attack an unwanted person by making them feel that it is his or her fault for being unwanted. An aloof person is likely to be more "things-oriented," rather than "people-oriented," but that is not proof that an aloof person is not equally capable of socializing--just not equally interested in doing so because people don't innovate or get rich by being the life of a party.

by Rosebud1776 August 11, 2017