uff da

A multi use exclaimation.

Comes from immigrants from Scandinavia during the early part of the 20th century. If you are surprised you say "Uff da", if you are disgusted you say "Uff da", over worked? "Uff da"

by Claire A Eide January 19, 2004

Uff Da

A slang word that originated from Scandinavia, and is popularly used by people of Westby, Wisconsin to describe everything, since our town was settled by Norwegians and we even have a freaking "Uff da Mart"

"Uff da I dropped my pencil"
"Uff da I failed my test"
"Uff da I just fell"
"Uff da I like that boy"

by blink-182poop August 14, 2012

uff da

Scandanavian origin. Used to express compassion, empathy, or annoyance.

used as a word of Empathy: Your boyfriend just lost his job, you simply say, "Uff da."

used as a word of annoyance: As a teacher, your students miss the directions to the assignment due to chattering. Teacher murmurs, "Uff da."

by Heather McFeather August 8, 2005

uff da

from norwegian, used to express mild disappointment, similar to "oh my".

uff da, i dropped my pencil.

by tore May 13, 2004

Uff Da

A: An expression that can be used for pretty much anything!

B: A delicious Taco

(1) I have a cold, i've got a headache and I just dropped my new phone in the toilet. Uff Da.. Its been a bad day.

(2) Person sneezes then says " Uff Da"

(3) (Person one) Did you hear about all the people in Haiti that have died..?

(person two) Yah, Uff da..

(4) Hey Lets go get an Uff Da Taco at the fair!

by TheKateanator February 5, 2010

uff da

uff da is an expression that Norwegian Americans brought over the pond that has been misinterpreted for way too long. the correct definition of this phrase is "too bad", "oh, poor thing" a.s.o.

A: Oh, God... I failed my exam today!
B: Uff da... Let's go out and get your mind off of things for a while.

by Henry Olsen February 20, 2008

Uff da

Basically the Scandinavian way of saying “oh shit” that can apply to anything.

*accidentally spills coffee all over white sweater* “Uff da!”

by AngelFluffy123 April 24, 2018