noun the sound a dog makes
verb to make the sound of a dog
The sound a dog makes when barking, often used to communicate excitement, playfulness, or alertness.
Used to describe a dog's vocalization, which can indicate various emotions or needs.
Often used in cartoons or animations to represent a dog barking.
A command used to teach a dog to bark on cue.
In literature, 'woof' may be used to describe the sound a dog makes, adding realism to a scene involving animals.
Psychologists may use 'woof' as an example of onomatopoeia when discussing language development in children.
Veterinarians may use 'woof' to describe a dog's vocalization when discussing behavior or medical issues with pet owners.
Animal trainers may use 'woof' as a command cue for dogs to bark during training sessions.