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Meanings of woof in English
Usage of woof in English
1
Of such are the sombre wrap and woof of my ill-starred life.
2
Every time I hit ther ground with my hoofs I grunted 'woof.'
3
Just after Mashune had finished his watercress, we heard the loud 'woof!
4
And here the warp and woof vary in shade and pattern.
5
I gave a low woof, the best I could do under the circumstances.
6
They lay far deeper, in the very warp and woof of her nature.
7
Old and new make the warp and woof of every moment.
8
Yet reproduce it and all the woof starts suddenly to sight.
9
The same precautions are necessary regarding warp and woof, pattern, etc.
10
He could not unravel the warp and woof of his life.
11
Here were warp and woof of a fabric beyond their ken.
12
Thou wearest clothes whose warp and woof are made of snakes.
13
Barclay sat down in it so heavily he made a little woof sound.
14
With a muffled woof, Buttons backed out as the hole collapsed.
15
Such tactical manoeuvres were the warp and woof of the Northern Ireland peace process.
16
I open to thee my web: complete the woof when this hand is cold.
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Woof across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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