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The combination of the words mood and oof
Person 1: I'm sad
Person 2: oh big moof man
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."
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."
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."
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."
To mess up and be relatable at the same time.
Well I really moofed that up didn’t I
Wow what a moof
A cross between mood and Oof (bonus points if there’s a cow nearby)
“-and then she ate her grandmothers ashes”
“Moof”