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ouf

ouf

1 9.9
Very strange and exciting in a wild way
  • adjective
  • Slang
: alucinante
  • That concert was totally ouf—I have never seen anything like it before.

Examples

  • People said the festival was ouf, with wild costumes and nonstop music.

  • His outfit is absolutely ouf today.

  • The new video game has some ouf graphics and effects that blew everyone away.

  • That party was so ouf!

  • The new restaurant serves ouf food that everyone is raving about.

  • That movie was so ouf that it left the audience in awe.

  • The stunt performer's skills were ouf, showcasing talent that wowed the crowd.

Synonyms

crazy
vsouf
  • Informal
∞ 1.4

Very strange or unusual in a way that surprises people

is more informal and often adds a sense of impressive or wild quality
weird
vsouf
  • Informal
∞ 3.2

Strange or unusual in a way that makes people feel uncomfortable

is more informal and often adds a playful or impressed reaction
strange
vsouf
∞ 2.3

Unusual and slightly odd in a way you cannot easily understand

is more colloquial and signals a stronger, wilder impression
incredible
vsouf
∞ 3.5

Very surprising or hard to believe

is more informal and stresses extreme oddness or impressive craziness
extraordinary
vsouf
  • Formal
746 3.8

Very unusual or much greater than usual

is more informal and combines that with a sense of wild impressiveness
bizarre
vsouf
389 5.9

Very strange or unusual in a way that surprises people

is more casual and usually carries extra sense of wild impressiveness
insane
vsouf
  • Slang
159 7.9

Very impressive and exciting, like a great show

is informal too but balances extreme strangeness with impressive excitement
freaky
vsouf
  • Informal
158 6.9

Strange in a way that makes you feel scared or nervous

is equally informal but often sounds more impressed than merely unsettled
astonishing
vsouf
135 3.4

Very surprising and making you feel great wonder

is more colloquial and leans toward extreme or wild strangeness rather than formal wonder
astounding
vsouf
92 4.1

So surprising and impressive that you feel amazed

is more informal and focuses on wild oddness as well as impressiveness
68 4.1

Not usual and different from what people expect

is more informal and highlights extreme or impressively strange cases
fantastic
vsouf
62 2.7

Very strange and like a dream or story, not real

is more colloquial and emphasizes extreme strangeness plus impressive shock
outlandish
vsouf
32 7.4

Strange or unusual in a way that surprises people

is more informal and leans toward wild or impressive craziness
bonkers
vsouf
  • Informal
28 8.0

Acting or feeling very strange

is similarly informal but signals more extreme strangeness or impressive shock
freakish
vsouf
22 6.8

Very strange or unusual in a way that surprises people

is more casual and stresses wild impressiveness as well as oddness
19 5.4

So wonderful or strange that words cannot show it

is more casual and signals striking, wild oddness often used playfully
off-the-wall
vsouf
  • Informal
14 8.0

Strange and often funny in a surprising way

is more colloquial and tends to suggest greater extremity or impressiveness
1 6.3

Not usual and often interesting or surprising

is more casual and focuses on wild, impressive oddness rather than neutrality
ostrobogulous
vsouf
  • NSFW
9.9

Strange and sometimes a little shocking

is more informal and stresses wild, impressive craziness

How Crazy

ouf
  • Slang
1 9.9
insane
  • Slur
405 4.0
crazy
  • Informal
∞ 1.4
wild
38 2.8
weird
  • Informal
∞ 3.2
strange
386 2.3
odd
878 1.0

Surface Forms

ouf positive

Etymology

Ouf comes from French slang that flips the word fou 'crazy' into a playful form, so calling something ouf means it is very strange, wild, or impressive.