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whoof
whoof, int. (n., v.) (hwuːf, hwʊf) Also 8 whuph. 1. Imitation of a gruff abrupt cry or noise. So whoogh (also as exclamation of exultation, etc.).a 1766 F. Sheridan Sidney Bidulph IV. 75 Whuph! it is past two o'clock in the morning. 1785 Pennant Arctic Zool. II. 543 Its [sc. a swan's] sound is, whoo... Oxford English Dictionary
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whoode
whoobub, whood(e, whoof obs. ff. hubbub, hood, woof. Oxford English Dictionary
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W00t
whoot and whoomp (and the less common form “Whoops, there it is”) are standardizations of earlier oral use of hooting sounds variously rendered as whoo, whoof wikipedia.org
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whoofle
whoofle, v. (ˈhwuːf(ə)l, ˈhwʊf(ə)l) [Echoic; cf. whoof int. (n., v.) and whuffle v.] intr. To make a snorting, gurgling, or snuffling sound; (in quot. 1902 trans., to take up with such a sound). Hence ˈwhoofling vbl. n.1902 H. F. Day Pine Tree Ballads 225 To have him fill his saucer and go whoofling... Oxford English Dictionary
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Rainbow cichlid
A "whoof" sound is produced as an appeasement signal between the breeding pair to minimize aggressive interactions. wikipedia.org
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woomph
woomph, int. (n., adv.) slang. (wuːmf, wʊmf) Also woomf. [Imitative.] (Expressing) a sound similar to a ‘whoof’ (whoof int. (n.) 2) but with a deeper or more resonant component. Cf. the synonymous whoompf int. (n.).1955 Earl Winterton Fifty Tumultuous Years 82 Two old gentlemen were dozing in their ... Oxford English Dictionary
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whur
▪ I. whup, whuph, whur see whoop, whoof, whirr.▪ II. whup (hwʌp) Sc. and U.S. colloq. and dial. var. of whip v. Oxford English Dictionary
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woof
▪ I. woof, n.1 (wuːf) Forms: α. 1 owef, 3 of, 4–5 oof, 4, 6 ofe, 5 offe, 6 owfe, 7 oufe. β. 6–7 woofe, wouf(e, (6 wolfe, wowfe, 7 pl. woovis), 7–8 wooff, (8 wooft, whoof), 7– woof. [OE. ówef (later áwef), f. ó- + wefan to weave. (Cf. the later parallel formation óweb, áweb abb.) ME. *owf, oof became... Oxford English Dictionary
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bingy
▪ I. bingy, a. north. dial. (ˈbɪŋɪ) [f. bing v.2 + -y.] Said of milk: In the incipient stage of sourness.1857 Mrs. Gaskell C. Brontë (1857) I. 70 The milk, too, was often ‘bingy,’ to use a country expression for a kind of taint which is far worse than sourness. 1884 Cheshire Gloss. (E.D.S.), Bingy, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Please explain how to repot a serissa bonsai tree.
off and tease away the soil like I said with the two little tools this one here looks like Captain Hook and I made for you Nick Tate the kitchen don't whoof
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鼾声
【鼾声】hānshēng(1)[snore;sound of snoring]∶打鼾的噪声鼾声如雷(2)[whoof]∶深沉的鼻息声(如四足动物发出的) 新华字典
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