deja woot!

Seeing an item for sale on woot! that you saw previously.

This DVD player was just on woot! last week. It's deja woot! all over again.

by dmpawley November 19, 2005

Woot Conundrum

The time of night when you can't decide if it would be worth it to go to bed or to stay up to see the next day's woot.

Dude #1: Aren't you going to bed yet? It's late and you have a 8am final tomorrow.
Dude #2: Na, I'm waiting for the woot to change!
Dude #1: Gawd, not the dreaded woot conundrum.

by nm3210 April 30, 2011

Woot o'clock

The time (1 am EST) when Woot.com updates their website with a new Woot item for sale.

Whoa, it is woot o'clock, let see what good deal is for sale today before it sells out.

by gavwookie September 3, 2009

woot tang

1. "Woot Tang" is a term used when one is in extreem euphoria. Woot began as a hacker term for root or access to a computer. The term is often used by gamers. Tang literally refers to the orange drink.

2.One has just accomplished a monumental task.

1. I'm so happy with my new minivan woot tang!

2. Woot Tang I just aced a test!

by kramer of the bus October 23, 2005

woot to the head

from the zouclan map Fortress, an audio file stated 'Boot To The Head' and members thought it was saying 'Woot To The Head'. It stuck and is used when you are 'owning' when playing multiplayer games.

Damn, I pwnzorzed YOU! 'W00T To Teh Head!'

by CentrF December 7, 2004

Woot-toot!

"Woot-woot" is defined by the Urban Dictionary as an expression of excitement or joy, typically upon receiving good news. Thus Woot-toot is an expression of excitement upon sensing a joyous or otherwise remarkable fart.

"Moments after finishing his third burrito, my roommate emitted a fart of rare and surprising duration, harmony, and syncopation. 'Woot-toot!' I cried."

by The Jeff S March 30, 2017

uber-woot

An extension of the word woot (we owned the other team). This was originally a term used only by players of online games. Predominantly first person shooters. It is now used on a much larger scale as a general happy exclemation.

We won the game, uber-woot

by Daniel Griffiths May 13, 2005