Definition of whoops in English:

whoops

(also whoops-a-daisy)

exclamation wʊps

British informal

Expressing mild dismay or regret (used when someone has had an accident or made a mistake)
Whoops! I nearly dropped it
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five.
- But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer.
- You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley.
- It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years.
- I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops!
- Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin.
- At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops!
- But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location.
- Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal.
- So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging.
- And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years.
- Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati.
- His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again.
- And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook.
- They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising.
- He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops.
- Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’.
- When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes.
- But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year.
- That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops!

Origin

1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops.

Rhymes

oops

Definition of whoops in US English:

whoops

exclamation

informal

Whoops! I nearly dropped it
another term for oops
Example sentencesExamples
- That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops!
- You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley.
- But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location.
- He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops.
- But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer.
- Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’.
- Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin.
- Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati.
- But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year.
- When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes.
- It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years.
- His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again.
- At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops!
- They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising.
- I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five.
- So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging.
- And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook.
- Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal.
- And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years.
- I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops!

Origin

1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops.

单词	whoops
释义	Definition of whoops in English: whoops (also whoops-a-daisy) exclamation wʊps British informal Expressing mild dismay or regret (used when someone has had an accident or made a mistake) Whoops! I nearly dropped it Example sentencesExamples I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five. But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer. You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley. It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years. I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops! Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin. At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops! But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location. Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal. So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging. And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years. Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati. His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again. And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook. They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising. He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops. Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’. When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes. But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year. That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops! Origin 1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops. Rhymes oops Definition of whoops in US English: whoops exclamation informal Whoops! I nearly dropped it another term for oops Example sentencesExamples That was the consensus on the left - until, whoops! You're innocently playing around on the internet when - whoops - you accidentally buy a car belonging to Elvis Presley. But whoops - the wifi isn't turned on at this location. He slipped up in his police statement and said, in fact, while we were driving around, I mean, while I was driving around, whoops. But then, whoops, here comes an eyewitness that places him taking the car and bringing it back, covered in mud, 1,000 miles on the odometer. Currently, it looks as if you are being inundated by nothing but orange, whoops, I mean ‘saffron’. Everything is sensibly on track until he wakes up in bed with Becky - a dancer at his bachelor party, and also, whoops, Karen's cousin. Oh, whoops, that's only when you aren't one of the Times Illuminati. But - whoops - there was no labeling and tracking of the altered corn, which was planted by U.S. farmers on 350,000 acres this year. When Bull similarly asked people how many songs users listened to, it turned out that - whoops - nobody really needed 10,000 tunes. It was then discovered that, whoops, $130,000 had disappeared from NT's bank account over four years. His arms started flailing, and whoops! he was heading backwards again. At the time, I took a lot of criticism by people saying it's not happening to any of us - and whoops! They simply went to all the trouble of cutting a deal with Sony to push the CD, and then suddenly remember - whoops - that they'd already made this deal with Antigone Rising. I'm taking the lava lamp, I'm going one, two, three, four - whoops, five. So we're in the pleasant position of not having to ask anyone for money to support our blogging habit, whoops, I mean to support our blogging. And I walk by his desk and, whoops, accidentally knock off his notebook. Oh, whoops, it turns out I didn't recall correctly - such depraved weddings have, to my knowledge, always been legal. And we said, whoops, it isn't five or six years, it's one or two years. I'm walking along, carrying Jackson, and then whoops! Origin 1920s: probably an alteration of upsy-daisy; compare with oops.
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