A non-technical photographic term for bouncing the light from a flash unit off of a nearby wall or other neutral-colored object in order to diffuse and redirect the light. It produces far more natural looking light (and shadows) than firing a flash directly at the subject.
While shooting the couple's first dance, the wedding photographer swiveled the head of his flash to one side so that he was foofing them rather than blasting them with hard light.
by fooftographer August 23, 2006
by Harriett March 24, 2006
by Dr. Ducks May 23, 2003
by . January 11, 2005
The very elusive 3 utensil combo. Similar to a spork, but including the last of the eating utensil triad (knife). Foofe is derived from Fork, spOOn, and kniFE combined to form the pinnacle of eating technology.
Guy 1: Man, I wish there was a utensil to eat without using both of my hands. That way, I could eat and scratch ma' balls at the same time.
Guy 2: There is, it's called a "foofe" you dumbass
Guy 2: There is, it's called a "foofe" you dumbass
by ManBearPig97531 November 4, 2010
The FOOF went "FOOF!" when I spilled it on the floor. Now I have to explain the crater to my landlord.
by R-dog December 15, 2013
by Alysha May 19, 2003