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Definition of woofy

woofy

adjective

  • stuffy, dank
    Open a window; it's woofy in here.

    Last edited on Oct 12 2004. Submitted by Lafe W. from Whitewater, Colorado 81527, USA on Oct 12 2004.

  • malodorous
    I was going to buy that sofa, but it's pretty woofy.

    Last edited on Oct 12 2004. Submitted by Lafe W. from Whitewater, Colorado 81527, USA on Oct 12 2004.

  • Used to describe a slightly warped length of wood, i.e. floor board or joist as in "That board is a bit woofy" or "That board has woof in it"

    Oral tradition from, at least, Central West NSW, Australia.

    Last edited on May 25 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on May 25 2014.

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