does any1 know what 'oofa' means?

Answer 1

"oofa" itsn't a proper English term but it has been picked from the Italian word "uffa" and it means " ooh, oof, phew ".-
A few examples:
Uffa, come sei noioso!Ooh, you're such a bore!
Che caldo, uffa! How hot it is, phew!
Come rompe quel bambino, uffa ! What a bore that child is, oof!