Definition of doof in English:

doof

noun duːf

Australian

1mass noun Electronic music with a repetitive, heavy bass beat.
they join in the workshops, eat felafel, and dance to doof
Example sentencesExamples
- Music has been dead for years, and it wasn't the Internet that killed it—it was techno doof and the morons that like it.
- I guess street cred is multiplied when you have all four windows down on a cold night, with your front seats reclined, wearing a baseball cap, listening to doof, with neons blazing.
- Our doof is all done with traditional instruments like guitar, bass, and drums.
- The independent music scene encompasses everything from garage rock to hardcore doof.
- Because we're all here for the same reason, doof, doof, dance, dance, dance your heart out.
- It has grown from a little station, that had a reputation as just being about doof and lattes, into one of the greatest little powerhouses of new music.
- He's a 19-year-old DJ and doof enthusiast from Victoria.
- This is someone playing doof on Guitar Hero—freakin' awesome!
- Special guest on the night is a local band who will play a set of high-energy dance and doof grooves to suit the mood.
- The customers seem to like it when I play doof on a Saturday night.
1. 1.1count noun A large party or festival with dancing to electronic music.
  the park provides the perfect venue for a doof
  as modifier they were no strangers to the doof scene
  Example sentencesExamples
  They'll have the rare opportunity to dance into the wee hours of the morning without going to an out-of-town doof.
  A lot of the people who go to doof parties would claim to be environmentally aware.
  The friendly, alternative venue provides the perfect place for a doof, so make sure you don't miss out.
  Access to the beach was closed due to damage incurred from doof parties staged there over the New Year period.
  A bush doof music festival for Central Oz—google it, baby!
  Further down the street was the kiddie doof, featuring walls of speakers and stalls where 13-year-old girls offered free glitter makeovers to a banging electronic soundtrack.
  The damage apparently occurred at two dance parties, including an all-night doof which attracted more than 1,000 people.
  They are beloved by cool kids, club kids, and the doof scene alike.
  The village had a main doof and two chill spaces.
  Live dance music returns with a new event aimed at people who love the local doof scene.

Origin

1990s: an onomatopoeic coinage suggestive of the repetitive, heavy bass beat of electronic music.

单词	doof
释义	Definition of doof in English: doof noun duːf Australian 1mass noun Electronic music with a repetitive, heavy bass beat. they join in the workshops, eat felafel, and dance to doof Example sentencesExamples Music has been dead for years, and it wasn't the Internet that killed it—it was techno doof and the morons that like it. I guess street cred is multiplied when you have all four windows down on a cold night, with your front seats reclined, wearing a baseball cap, listening to doof, with neons blazing. Our doof is all done with traditional instruments like guitar, bass, and drums. The independent music scene encompasses everything from garage rock to hardcore doof. Because we're all here for the same reason, doof, doof, dance, dance, dance your heart out. It has grown from a little station, that had a reputation as just being about doof and lattes, into one of the greatest little powerhouses of new music. He's a 19-year-old DJ and doof enthusiast from Victoria. This is someone playing doof on Guitar Hero—freakin' awesome! Special guest on the night is a local band who will play a set of high-energy dance and doof grooves to suit the mood. The customers seem to like it when I play doof on a Saturday night. 1.1count noun A large party or festival with dancing to electronic music. the park provides the perfect venue for a doof as modifier they were no strangers to the doof scene Example sentencesExamples They'll have the rare opportunity to dance into the wee hours of the morning without going to an out-of-town doof. A lot of the people who go to doof parties would claim to be environmentally aware. The friendly, alternative venue provides the perfect place for a doof, so make sure you don't miss out. Access to the beach was closed due to damage incurred from doof parties staged there over the New Year period. A bush doof music festival for Central Oz—google it, baby! Further down the street was the kiddie doof, featuring walls of speakers and stalls where 13-year-old girls offered free glitter makeovers to a banging electronic soundtrack. The damage apparently occurred at two dance parties, including an all-night doof which attracted more than 1,000 people. They are beloved by cool kids, club kids, and the doof scene alike. The village had a main doof and two chill spaces. Live dance music returns with a new event aimed at people who love the local doof scene. Origin 1990s: an onomatopoeic coinage suggestive of the repetitive, heavy bass beat of electronic music.
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