- OOF
- Out Of Frame (Computing » Telecom)* Object Oriented Finite (Computing » General)* Outrage Object Format (Computing » Software)
Abbreviations dictionary. 2012.
Abbreviations dictionary. 2012.
OOF! EP — EP by Blue Scholars Released 2009 Recorded … Wikipedia
oof|y — «OO fee», adjective, oof|i|er, oof|i|est. British Slang. rich; wealthy … Useful english dictionary
oof — oof; oof·tish; … English syllables
Oof — is an album by the band, Happy Flowers. The album was released in 1989. Track listing Stop Touching My Food Unhappy Meal Pickin Scabs There s a Soft Spot on the Baby s Head Finger in My Crackerjacks Ain t Got Nothin I Said I Wanna Watch Cartoons… … Wikipedia
OOF — steht als Abkürzung für: Other Official Flows, Begriff aus der Entwicklungshilfe OpenOhr Festival, ein Jugendkulturfestival in Mainz Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur Unterscheidung mehrerer mit demselben Wort bezeichnet … Deutsch Wikipedia
oof — [u:f] interjection [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Natural sound] a sound that you make when you have been hit, especially in the stomach … Dictionary of contemporary English
oof — [uf] 1. exclam. the sound one makes when one is struck in the abdomen. (Usually Oof!) □ So, then Bob hit him in the belly. Oof! □ “Oof!” cried Tom. He couldn’t talk any more after that. 2. n. the potency of the alcohol in liquor; the effect of… … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
oof — 1. interjection /ʊf,uːf/ A sound mimicking the loss of air, as if someones solar plexus had just been struck. 2. noun /ʊf,uːf/ Money. Whats he after? Oof oof oof, thats what hes after. Hes for his own pocket, hes for being boss of all the woolly… … Wiktionary
Oof — Original name in latin Oof Name in other language Oof State code ID Continent/City Asia/Makassar longitude 9.9714 latitude 124.4523 altitude 609 Population 0 Date 2012 10 08 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
oof-bird — «OOF BURD», noun. British Slang. 1. the imaginary bird that produces oof. 2. a person from whom money is obtained … Useful english dictionary