Whoopsie Breath

1. (verb) to want to take a breath but doesn't

2. (noun) to wait for an eighth rest

"I just did a whoopsie breath," said the clarinet player.
"You forgot to do the whoopsie breath," said the band instructor.

by Trashpandaluver64 May 5, 2022

Big Whoopsie

It is used for anything that had you thinking 'I made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgement.' People who hear this now interpret it in their own way, depending on the context. It is used as a substitute for phrases that would of been used instead often times.

Big Whoopsie- used to show recognition of a mistake or minor accident

'You were not meant to be born.' 'I'm ashamed of myself.' 'I hurt myself.' 'I’m disappointed in myself.'

by Professor Dogless May 20, 2019

Whoopsy Christ

A stronger form of Whoopsy daisy: an exclamation expressing surprise at a somewhat larger than minor accident.

Whoopsy Christ! I didn't mean to hit that pedestrian. Is everyone in the car OK?

by Clown's ASSistant April 3, 2011