
Poof
Magic Context
Often used to describe sudden disappearances in stories or magic acts.
The crowd gasped as the magician clapped his hands and, poof, the coins vanished.
Figurative Use
Can imply something ended or vanished surprisingly fast, not always literally.
With the new policy in place, their profits went poof overnight.
Expressive Sound
Mimics a soft explosion sound, evoking imagery of something puffing away.
He blew on the dandelion, and poof, the seeds floated away.