poof

Exogenously higher income"—that is, wealth that comes, poof, out of the blue—"produces unhealthy living.

Thinking of fresh yams and fruit, I pulled off the leaves, and there—poof!

Poof—crack—bang, went off another explosion; and up bounced Old Hellyer, as if a catapult had been applied below his seat.

He had volunteered this service and accomplish it he must, in face of all obstacles, or poof!

Not even when, with poof and a yellow flare, the gas tank of one of the cars exploded.

From de moment de stick pegins to p'int, you mustn't speak von vord, for shoost as soon as you do—poof!