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An abbreviated Exclamatory phrase, of Give us us free, from Amistad.
Used when you feel like you're being slaved at work for hundreds of years and is in dire need of freedom.
Joseph Cinque: Give us, us free. Give us, us free. Give us, us free. Give us, us free. Give us, us free.

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GUUF by dakk May 23, 2008
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It is a Pepe/ Guffla Army that take over Discord servers.
Theyre quote is " frogs?"
Guufla 1: frogs?
Guufla 2: frogs?
Guufla 3: frogs?
Guufla 4 frogs?
Hobo 1: Hobo?
Every Guufla: Frogs😡?
Guufla by susguy27999 November 13, 2020
Related Words
GUUF • Guufent • Guufla • guufy
It means all the above when it comes to good adjectives that describe your lover.
Howard: You're gorgeous and smart
Stacy: Oh yeah? Well, you're guufent
Guufent by Koolaids.Jama October 15, 2019
Pronounced (GOO-FY) A mixture of "guppy" and "goofy" and the double "u"s are to emulate the sounds of "goofy" and to use the letters of "guppy". This word is used to troll people who get mad at stupid spellings and to show them that it's a real word.
Person A: I'm in a silly guufy mood
Person B: don't you mean "goofy"

Person A: no I meant "guufy"

Person B: that's not even a real word

Person A: yes it is check urban dictionary
Person B: ...
guufy by Boopbishlallalal April 22, 2022
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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