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fwoomph

fwoomph verb: the sound effect of something swelling up or inflating, usually with air or helium, like a balloon.

Verb

fwoomph (third-person singular simple present fwoomphs, present participle fwoomphing, simple past and past participle fwoomphed)

  1. The sound effect of something swelling up or inflating, usually with air or helium, like a balloon.
  2. Being puffed up or inflated, most often with air.

Forms of fwoomph

third-person singular presentfwoomphs
present participlefwoomphing
past participlefwoomphed
pastfwoomphed

Questions about fwoomph

What does fwoomph mean?
Fwoomph means the sound effect of something swelling up or inflating, usually with air or helium, like a balloon.
What part of speech is fwoomph?
Fwoomph is a verb.
What is the past tense of fwoomph?
The past tense of fwoomph is fwoomphed.

Words near fwoomph in the dictionary

  1. fwip
  2. fwiw
  3. FWK
  4. fwm
  5. fwoom
  6. fwoomph
  7. fwoosh
  8. fwop
  9. FWP
  10. FWPs
  11. FWR

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