ooftda

the mix of ooo and ta da. an accomplishment

After he scored he said "ooftda"

by Mike K July 11, 2003

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!

by GrazingCows December 7, 2017

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"

by arnaim August 4, 2003

ooftah

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!"

by Peter "Deacon" Bakke July 16, 2006

oofta

oofta is the correct spelling of the word too often misspelled as uff-da or oofda(although others would disagree). It is an expression used to convey surprise, exhaustion, or a bunch of other feelings a Norwegian may have.

Norwegian: oofta! making all that lefsa tired me out!

by Brett Nelson December 28, 2005

oofta

An exclaimation reacting to something aweful, surprising or tiring

"I got hit in the face with a baseball bat today!"
"Oofta!"

by B.M Weed October 19, 2005

Oofta

The modern version of oof. Also a tool to make lumboc go insane.

How was your day?

Absolutely terrible
Oofta

by Katriddle77 September 20, 2019