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Goody gumdrops 

Depending on personal preference, it is either an expression of joy, happiness or delight or an expression of sarcasm in response to a small gain/reward etc.
Joy.

"You got an A+ on your maths test!"
"Goody gumdrops!"

Sarcasm.

"For finding the cure for cancer, we give you this small keychain."
"Oh, Goody gumdrops"
Goody gumdrops by Lauren_ December 25, 2007

hairy gumdrops 

1. aka ball sack,
2. wrinkly shrivelled skin with testicles inside.
My friend Mikey likes it when I bounce my hairy gumdrops off his chin.
hairy gumdrops by DPC August 30, 2005

gumdrops 

Large, suckable nipples that when erect are visible through clothing.
"Damn check out the gumdrops on that chick! You can see them across the room."
gumdrops by Sylkki August 2, 2006

Smuggling Gumdrops 

This phrase describes a situation where large, gumdrop sized nipples are poking though a woman's clothing - resembling two gumdrops under the garment. This situation can be especially prevalent after swimming or under a bra-less shirt.
Hey did you see Jennifer Lawrence at the Oscars? She was definitely smuggling gumdrops.... Yummy!

Goody Gumdrops 

Famous quote from "Brick Top", the most badass character in Snatch. Used to express joy or excitement but usually in a sarcastic manner.
Errol: I think we're in, guv'nor
Brick Top: Goody Gumdrops. Get us a cup o' tea, would you, Errol?
Goody Gumdrops by guvnabricktop March 31, 2011

golly gosh gumdrops

Another way for saying you are surprised
GOLLY GOSH GUMDROPS you scared me
golly gosh gumdrops by UnlikelyMoon November 6, 2018
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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