to wuff
- verb
- /wʌf/
- The puppy would wuff softly whenever someone walked past the window.
Examples
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She laughed when her friend tried to wuff like a small dog to get the baby's attention.
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Did you hear the dog wuffing outside?
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At night, the old dog sometimes wuffs in his sleep, dreaming of chasing rabbits.
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The puppy wuffs when it wants attention.
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The puppy would wuff softly whenever someone walked past the window.
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At night, the old dog sometimes wuffs in his sleep, dreaming of chasing rabbits.
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She laughed when her friend tried to wuff like a small dog to get the baby's attention.
Synonyms
To make a sharp loud sound like a dog
To make a short sound like a dog to show it is alert or playful
To make a sound like a dog's bark
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wuff comes from the sound dogs make, similar to woof. To wuff is to make that soft 'bark' sound, often to get attention or give a gentle warning.