What does foof mean?
Foof means An audible puff of wind..
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/fuːf/ · noun
An audible puff of wind..
"Hawley Smoot," he said, striking the door with his wand, and with a smoky 'foof' the door disappeared[.]
‘You may have a ring on your hand but I'm of the opinion there's no chastity belt on your foof,’ he whispered.
I am proud of my foof. A vagina is empowering.
He's an old foof.
This press box is full of foofs.
I said I didn't know but thought 1950 Los Angeles Rams might have been better. He agreed I didn't know. He said I was an old foof and I said Oh Yeah! or something snappy like that.
If you think of it as the show that switched American musical theatre permanently out of sweet music and Sig Romberg, where it belonged, you're an old foof. If you think of it as a stage dinosaur from when people worried about who sang a song best rather than whose song it was, you're a young squirt.
Oh foof. You swim like a fish.
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Foof means An audible puff of wind..
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"Hawley Smoot," he said, striking the door with his wand, and with a smoky 'foof' the door disappeared[.]
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