poof
/poʊf/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden burst of smoke, air, or something else, often seen as a small cloud or cloud-like effect, especially in a magical or mysterious context.
“She waved her wand, and a poof of glittering dust appeared above her head.”
2. verb
to make a sudden, soft sound, like a small explosion, often used to describe the sound of something suddenly appearing or disappearing.
“The magician poofed the bouquet of flowers out of thin air, surprising the audience.”
3. interjection
an expression used to describe a sudden and unexpected event, often used to express surprise or astonishment.
“Poof! The cake exploded in the oven, covering the kitchen in a mess of flour and sugar.”