Derived from the English version 'uh-oh', "Americanized" with the hard phonetic "T". Can be interchangeable with the "uh-oh" spelling. But almost always used with the hard "T". Popularized by Campbell soups 1965 commercial. Used as an emphasizing exclamation, sometimes in a predicament. "Ut-oh, now we're going to get it!"
Blair accidentally spills her drink on Jo and Tudey, watching from across the room, mutters "...UT-Oh..spaghettios, shes gonna get it now"
by LouCYPHER February 23, 2024
wow crazy ass town. Crazy ass people and even crazier memeories. Hometown<3 place where my heart will always stay. Everyone drinks and does drugs. Well there are straight edges but haha their not friends with me(: Things spread like a fucking wild fire. Everyone knows your bussiness. If you live here you gotta learn how to say fuck haters. My home,my heart,my life,my world<3
by AMANDA GAYLE January 17, 2011
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Used as an alternate, more colloquial, version of "I ship it". Literally means "Character x and y are going to have sex together".
Person 1: Person 2, I trust you with all my heart.
Person 2: I can say the same for you
Bystander: Oh they fuckin'!
Person 2: I can say the same for you
Bystander: Oh they fuckin'!
by hollowknightenjoyer July 07, 2022
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