oofaa 

a way to express a feeling of frustration or annoyance. to be fed up.

oofaa, he's realy annoying me

oofaa by donna warner February 9, 2009

Chacka Oofka

Chacka Oofka is the son of Adam Perkins, (best known for his vine "stop saying i look like chicken little) Chacka Oofka is the best name to name your child. if you are named this, you will be superior to all others. Chacka Oofka is immortal. He will never die. Chacka is smart, beautiful, and talented. He also knows God.

"hi my name's ChAcKa OoFkA and my dad knows God!" vine reference

Chacka Oofka by valntyne October 6, 2018

Oofaloofa

An insult for nice people. Used to describe idiots, or people attacking because of stereotypes.

“Did you see John harassing Jane for being Muslim? Talk about an oofaloofa!”

Oofaloofa by Russoe February 2, 2019

ooftastic

combines the words oof and fantastic

contains all of the wonderfulness and essense of oof

ooftastic formally means: when something is so great and fantastic, the word oof, or no other word in any dictionary isn't enough

pronounced oof-tas-tick

created December 5th, 2017, the word ooftastic can be used in almost any circumstance

soon to be adopted by students and adults who are cool, groovy, and hip with the kids around the globe

Guy 1: I'm getting a bike for Christmas!
Guy 2: oof
Guy 1: oof
Guy 2: Thats pretty ooftastic my dude.

Girl 1: I just got an A on my math test!
Girl 2: Darn, that's pretty ooftastic!
Girl 1: oof. Heck yeah it is!

ooftastic by GrazingCows December 7, 2017

oofran 

A white kid who looks mexican.

Nice mustache, oofran.

oofran by Dee Eff May 12, 2004

Oofaffles

Oof + Waffles = Oofaffles

Me: drops my waffles.
Also Me: *SMILES*...
EVERYBODY EVER: OOFAFFLES!!

Oofaffles by I am the Kool Katz April 23, 2019

oofda

An expression of exhaustion or overwhelm, especially used by those of Norwegian descent; see 'uffda'.

Scenario: Someone walking up a street~hill; as s/he shifts a gimungous heavy box from one arm to the other, s/he exlaims: "Oofda! or Uffda"

oofda by arnaim August 4, 2003