Definitions

1. noun

a sudden burst of energy or enthusiasm, especially in speech or writing

“The politician’s speech had a lot of oomph, which won over the crowd.”

2. noun

a lively and attractive quality

“The party had a lot of oomph, with its colorful decorations and lively music.”

3. verb

to give energy and enthusiasm to something, such as a conversation or a performance

“The comedian was able to oomph up the audience with his witty jokes.”