oofs
SayOOFSUS/ufs/UK/uːfs/
- 1Plural of oof.
The room filled with oofs as everyone hauled their luggage up the stairs.
She heard a chorus of oofs from the players landing hard on the mat.
Note
A plural that works only for the countable meanings. Grunts of pain pluralize naturally, as in a chorus of oofs on the mat. So do the internet's cringeworthy moments, often counted as big oofs. The dated British slang for money is uncountable: someone flush with cash had plenty of oof, never oofs. The interjection itself takes no plural at all.
oofs is a form of oof
oof, noun: A noise of pain made by expelling air, as when someone is struck in the body. Full entry
- Forms
- oofoofs plural
- Spelling
- oof → oofs: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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