oof
interj.interj. an exclamation you use when you see or hear something painful, embarrassing, or surprising. It is like a verbal reaction to a 'gut punch' or a big mistake.
interj. an utterance expressing sympathy, discomfort, or a reaction to a perceived social or physical blow. Common in digital communication to acknowledge a mistake or a difficult situation.
Oof, that looks like it really hurt.
When I told him the repair would cost a thousand dollars, he just replied with a long 'Oof'.
The audience let out a collective 'oof' as the protagonist made the exact social blunder they had been dreading for the entire scene.
An onomatopoeia. Similar to Dutch oef and German uff.
Clipping of ooftish.
Typically used as a standalone reaction or at the start of a sentence; very common in text-based internet slang.