whuff
- noun
- /wʌf/
- The box landed with a whuff on the ground.
Examples
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He dropped his backpack onto the couch, and it landed with a gentle whuff.
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A sudden whuff echoed through the room as the cushion fell to the floor.
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The book hit the carpet with a soft whuff that barely made a sound.
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We heard a soft whuff from the other room.
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The box landed on the ground with a loud whuff as it struck the soft grass.
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He heard a gentle whuff when the pillow fell from the bed.
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The heavy bag hit the floor with a soft whuff that startled everyone in the room.
Synonyms
A heavy dull sound something makes when it hits a surface
A heavy, dull sound made when two objects hit each other
A heavy, dull sound made when something hits a hard surface
A dull hollow sound when something heavy hits a surface
A soft, low sound that something makes when it hits a surface
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
Whuff copies the sound of a 'soft, heavy' hit. Think of it like the words puff and thud together: a quiet but heavy noise when something lands, which is why we use whuff for that dull landing sound.