oomph Definition
☆ oomph (o̵omf, o̵̅o̅mf)
noun
- sex appeal
- vigor; energy
Etymology: echoic of involuntary expression of approval
oomph Usage Examples
Converse of object
- lack: Tho his rather worrying obsession with doing down religion only pops up once this time, Inventors somehow lacks the oomph of Scientists.
- add: Gin is fine as a mixer, vodka adds tasteless oomph, and tequila, for me, is a ' party ' drink.
- need: I have no proof, tho... Excellent handling bikes, but the engines need a little more oomph.
- give: But other factors mean that they give more oomph in relation to their clock speed.
- have: If they don't have enough oomph, pour them into a separate pan and boil until they do.
- put: Allan Yn Y Fan Wales UK 5 Pce Allan Yn Y Fan with caller Francesca Kay put the oomph into a twmpath.
Adjective modifier
- enough: If they don't have enough oomph, pour them into a separate pan and boil until they do.
- more: You deserve a future with a bit more oomph, power over your own future.
- little: The 308 could indeed use a little extra oomph, but that is not true of the 30-06.
- added: For added oomph, there are also shots of their buttocks.
- real: Thursday 11th February Produced some more sound effects this morning; some new weapons that have real oomph!

