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whoops

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whoops  (hwps, wps, hwps, wps) also woops (wps, wps)
interj.
Used to express apology or mild surprise.
whoops [wʊps]
interj
an exclamation of surprise, as when a person falls over, or of apology
Translations
whoops [wuːps] EXCL → ¡epa!, ¡lep!
whoops [ˈhwʊps] excl (also whoops-a-daisy) → oups!, houp-là!
whoops
interj → hoppla, huch, hups
whoops [wuːps] excl (also whoops-a-daisy!) (avoiding fall) → ops!
whoops [wuːps] excl (also whoops-a-daisy!) (avoiding fall) → ops!


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If that pack ever starts to jump you, them three cartridges'd be wuth no more'n three whoops in hell.
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This was greeted with whoops of joy, and from then on Wolf Larsen had seven strong men on top of him, Louis, I believe, taking no part in it.
The Sea Wolf by London, Jack View in context
For a long time we had ceased to hear the mate's whoops and yells.
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