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/muf/ · interjection
(onomatopoeia, usually computing, humorous) Used to indicate the lowing or barking sound of a dogcow or similar chimeric creature..
Upon closer examination, I discovered that dogcows actually "speak." In a very excited condition, like being near an open can of Mountain Dew, dogcows will say "Boo Woo! Moof!" But it is much more common to hear them just say, "Moof!"
“And won’t you just cry out and beg for mercy? You know, Alisha dear,” warm breath on him, “I used to think he was just a dog, and then I thought he was a cow, but I think—I know—he’s just a cross between both, a cow and a dog. Cows go moo, dogs go woof, so what does a dogcow go? Moof moof moof. Go moof, Chuck, go moof.”
Everyone knew where the hackers were sitting when they started yelling “Moof! moof!” at the screen—“moof” is the sound the LaserWriter Options dogcow makes.
His name, they say, is Clarus. His bark, they say, is Moof.
You can predict, we bet, the sound she makes: Moof! (Yes, the Dogcow is a she—as is every cow. Otherwise, she would be a dogbull.
“But it has ten legs and goes ‘moof-moof’,” Eddie joked.
Before you reconfigure, mount a scratch monkey. A dogcow makes a moof. An aliasing bug can smash the stack.
What was thought […] to be smoke coming from a badly tuned engine was in reality a pot burning moof!
Use moof when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Moof means (onomatopoeia, usually computing, humorous) Used to indicate the lowing or barking sound of a dogcow or similar chimeric creature..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Upon closer examination, I discovered that dogcows actually "speak." In a very excited condition, like being near an open can of Mountain Dew, dogcows will say "Boo Woo! Moof!" But it is much more common to hear them just say, "Moof!"
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