Moof

Cute, but in a cat way.

“Aw look! Emma fell asleep watching TV.”

“She is so moof right now.”

by Leaverightmeow December 10, 2023

Moof

A word to use when you’re not sure whether or not to say mood or oof.

“I wanna start watching this show but I’m afraid if I’m gonna like it or not.”

“Oh... moof!”

by ennemissocciis October 24, 2019

moof

a term used to show that something is relatable. similar to "mood" only with a soft ending

"I'm just so unmotivated. I can't seem to get any of my work done."

"Ugh, I know. Moof."

by anonymous December 10, 2020

moof

used to express that a situation is relatable. very similar to "mood" but with a soft ending.

"I'm just so unmotivated. I can't seem to get any of my work done."

"Ugh, I know. What a moof."

by anonymous December 10, 2020

moof

used to express that a situation is relatable. very similar to "mood" but with a soft ending.

"I'm just so unmotivated. I can't seem to get any of my work done."

"Ugh, I know. What a moof."

by anonymous December 10, 2020

moof

used to express that a situation is relatable. very similar to "mood" but with a soft ending.

"I'm just so unmotivated. I can't seem to get any of my work done."

"Ugh, I know. What a moof."

by anonymous December 10, 2020

moof

A word used when a situation is relatable, yet slightly sad or painful. The word originates from the words "mood" and "oof" which convey the proper emotions for the same

"Man I have like no friends"
"That's a certified moof from me"
Or
"Man I'm perpetually confused"
"Moof"

by I do this now apparently November 29, 2020