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Oop'sh oopsh, oup shuuu

–interjection
(Derived from the English term "oops", but carrying a heavy slur. Used in a sarcastic manner for comedic relief under ironic circumstances)

The adoption of the slur refers to a Dateline's To Catch A Predator episode where the Predator is caught again. You can view the video and find the Oop'sh reference by searching the term:

"Dateline: To Catch a Sex Predator... Busted AGAIN!! "

on YouTube.
TXT Conversation.

AA: Ugh. I tried to let a SBD (Silent But DEADLY) out during the meeting, but farted out loud by accident!
CS: OOP'SH!
OOP'SH by odpogn June 4, 2010
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anna oop shkshkshk 

A way to show excitement in regions of Northern Poland and Northern Serbia.
P1: *Hey, I bought a Coca-Cola glass for you from the McDonald's in this corrupted country*
P2: ANNA OOP SHKSHKSHKSHKSHK ANNA ANNA OOP ANNA OOP SHKSHKSHKSHK
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oop shit 

When one tries to flatulate and defacates
**grunt then farting noise** OOP SHIT!
oop shit by Samuel M. December 14, 2006

shut oop 

also known as "shut up"
used in times of annoyance/
was founded but the great philosopher Lindsey Stallings
I told Sarah to shut oop becuase her voice resembled that of a wild goose
shut oop by kjhkkkjhlkjh January 17, 2008

oopshadiddle 

Falling into that pie was an uber oopshadiddle!
oopshadiddle by E in Space April 15, 2009
To intentionally put yourself into a situation in which it is likely to have an accident. Only applicable is it is to your own gain.
(o͝Ops-ˈä ) The h is silent.
My extra house burned down due to an oopsha involving candles. Thanks for the insurance money!
oopsha by Just a word maker May 8, 2023
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