Wiktionary
n. The method by which kayakers “jump” hydraulic backwash, known as holes or hydraulic jumps, in high-gradient mountain rivers. The action is analogous to a skier jumping a cliff.
Wikipedia
The term boof may mean:
- Boof, Darren Lehmann, a former Australian Cricketer
- boofing, a maneuver in whitewater kayaking or canoeing
- Boof Bonser, Major League Baseball pitcher
- The bouffant hairstyle
- A comic book series from Image Comics
Usage examples of "boof".
We must dilute this boof before it starts a chain reaction and blows New Orleans into the Gulf.
The boof is not unattractive, yet when I test it, I have somehow the feeling that I am smelling the sinister vapors of fascism.
When we establish the proper base note, we shall own a boof that will have Paris crawling here, to me, on its knees.
I've been told some of their perfumes have retained their boof after three thousand years.
She would have her nose parked on the rim of Kudra's bottle, saying something such as, "You know, cher, I believe this to be a deceptively simple boof.
As soon as I start to think that Mia, as beautiful as she is in human form, does not purr, does not have retractable claws, does not really give me the same protective signals that she does as an animal even when she's curled up in bed with me, her thin girlish ribs warm and calm under my defective arm, then the miracle dissolves and-- boof!
He rehearses a few samples and settles on the long "duh-h-h-h" that the kid gives him whenever the old man boofs.