The Collaborative International Dictionary
Woofy \Woof"y\, a.
Having a close texture; dense; as, a woofy cloud.
--J.
Baillie.
Wiktionary
a. 1 (context archaic English) Having a close texture; dense 2 Prone to woofing 3 Similar in sound to the woof of a dog.
Usage examples of "woofy".
A squat woman with large gloves grabbed an overly excited Woofy by the collar, threw a muzzle over his head and dragged him away.
Animal Registry in these pajamas, with my tits poking out on top and my woofy showing down south?
After dinner, there is a portable dance floor on the lawn, and the band is not as woofy as the one at their wedding.
Rather, they have sat around like pieces of furniture, perhaps periodically wagging their tails as woofy cuckoo clocks.
In the absence of magazines, I amused myself by cleaning all the woofies, loose hair, and tatty tissues from the bottom of my shoulder bag.
The knees of my coveralls were covered with dust, and I brushed off some woofies with a frown of disgust.
By stretching out on my belly and extending my arm through the dust bunnies and the woofies, I contrived to press the little gizmo on the phone into the matching hole in the jack.