oomph
/ʊmf/
noun
- Energy, enthusiasm, or power; a quality that makes something exciting or effective.
- Her speech had real oomph and inspired everyone in the room.
- The team's performance lacked oomph in the second half of the game.
- Add some spices to give the dish more oomph.
- Physical strength or force; a sudden burst of power.
- She pushed the door with all her oomph, but it wouldn't budge.
- He put extra oomph into his swing and hit the ball over the fence.
- The engine doesn't have enough oomph to get up the steep hill.
- Sexual appeal or attractiveness (used in a mild, non-vulgar way).
- The actor brought a certain oomph to the role that made it memorable.
- She walked into the room with confidence and oomph.
- The new perfume is supposed to give you extra oomph on a date.
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