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Exclamation commonly used on hungover weekday mornings or when finishing a large meal. Typically expressed with a hand pressed to the appropriate region of pain.
The king pushed back from the table, a strand of lamb dangling from his frothy beard, and uttered, "Oofdah! That was the most food I have ever consumed. Woe is my poor tummy!"
oofdah by Randyboy January 20, 2004
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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
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A term often used in the Midwest, particularly Minnesota, to exclaim surprise, amazement or wonder.
"Sven just ate 17 bratwursts and washed them down with a sixpack of Schlitz."

"Ooftah!"
ooftah by Peter "Deacon" Bakke July 16, 2006
an exclamation of surprise (originally from NY City area, can be good or bad
OOFAH! by Gary M June 19, 2003
1. An expression of sensual overload, often used when coming in from the cold and sitting down.
2. An exclamation of pity for someone else's situation.
"Did you hear? Her dad got cancer."
"Oofda!"
oofda by Eccentric Iconoclast July 27, 2006

offdahook 

Outrageously, superlatively kick-ass. So bad-ass you can't fuck widdit.
MojoMan, coughing uncontrollably, tears in his eyes: "Dammit, man! That shit is offdahook! Where'd you get it?"
offdahook by stashgordon May 11, 2003
A term of complete surprise. Normally directed towards the physical description of the opposite sex.
OOFAH! That was hot!

or

Hey Rolando, did you see that girl at lunch? She was wearing the hottest outfit! OOFAH!
OOFAH! by 5th floor peoples July 28, 2008
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