jeepers

An expression of mild surprise or shock from '60s-'70s. Popularized by cartoon character Velma of the '70s children's show Scooby-Doo. Rarely used today, except in an ironic fashion. A very wholesome word.

"Jeepers! You sure surprised me!" Claire exclaimed, then laughed along with her friends at the silly anachronism.

by Estoy En Su Punta January 24, 2006

jeepers

Oldschool Word For Excitement. Similar in use to "golly" and "gee willikers"

Jeepers, thats a large box of ants!

by Gmc14 (Dooshsta) March 31, 2003

jeepers

Wow, that was so awsome, i was okay with all of that, yippee!!!!!

Jeepers, thanx for the handjob!!!!!

by dantethegaypinkie May 6, 2008

Jeepers

An expression of mild surprise or shock

Jeepers, Elliot. It's just chili, you donk!

by Phanlogical February 4, 2017

jeepers

Jeepers, derived from Jesus, is an American phrase used to express surprise or alarm.

Murican #1: Jeepers, this here beer is amazing!
Murican #2: It sure is bud

by KingOfKafluffy December 7, 2019

Jeepers

"Jeepers" is an idiom expressing suprise or frustration which was extrapalated from "Jeepers Creepers" an earlier euphamism "Jeepers Creepers" an alteration of Jesus Christ, that people used in place of profanity. Thought to be invented by comic strip writer Billy De Beck and futher popularised by Lois Armstrong in a Johnny Mercer song around 1938. The expression "Jeepers" came into popular usage in 1950s TV on the Dennis the Menace show and not as another writer stated Velma on Scoobie Doo, she used another alteranation "jinkies"

Jeepers Mr. Wilson did I do that?

by Swago-soul October 17, 2021

jeepers

ohnepixel word when something weird happens

karambit doppler case hardened pattern 386, jeepers

by icekingwastaken June 8, 2023