"Oofsie daisy" is a phrase that you use to express regret when you're the cause of something that's an oof for someone else.
It's a mixture between an old but iconic phrase "oopsie daisy", and the modern (but equally legendary) phrase, "oof".
It's a mixture between an old but iconic phrase "oopsie daisy", and the modern (but equally legendary) phrase, "oof".
"Hey! You didn't call me, I was waiting for you to call me all night!"
"Aww Oofsie daisy, babe"
"I'm so annoyed at you!"
"Sorry, I forgot. My bad"
"Hey! You just made me spill my drink!"
"Oofsie daisy, I'll buy you another one."
"Aww Oofsie daisy, babe"
"I'm so annoyed at you!"
"Sorry, I forgot. My bad"
"Hey! You just made me spill my drink!"
"Oofsie daisy, I'll buy you another one."
by Lexicognitive June 24, 2020
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The word is a mixture between the old (but iconic) phrase, "oopsie daisy", and the modern (but equally legendary) phrase "oof".
The word is a mixture between the old (but iconic) phrase, "oopsie daisy", and the modern (but equally legendary) phrase "oof".
"Hey! I was waiting all night for you to call me and you didn't!"
"Oofsie daisy, I'm sorry".
"I'm so annoyed at you!"
"Aww I'm an idiot, I forgot".
"Hey! You just made me spill my drink!"
"Aww oofsie daisy, man. Wait a sec let me buy you another one".
"Oofsie daisy, I'm sorry".
"I'm so annoyed at you!"
"Aww I'm an idiot, I forgot".
"Hey! You just made me spill my drink!"
"Aww oofsie daisy, man. Wait a sec let me buy you another one".
by Lexicognitive June 26, 2020
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It's not retarded. It sounds very much like a nonsense word with lots and lots of variations of it that you would say to a child - upsie-daisy, whoopsie-daisy, up-a-daisy - and is said to a child when they've fallen over or if you've spilt something you say "oopsie-daisy". It all sounds very harmless but it actually goes back to something that is a LOT stronger and has absolutely nothing to do with the flower the daisy.
The origin was "up a day" which in turn was a version of "a lack a day", (see the example below) and it was a heart-felt passionate cry of anguish. For whatever reason, it became diluted over time - so diluted that "daisy" crept into it and it became "upsie-daisy". "Lack a day" also went in another direction. Again "daisy" crept in, and "lackadaisical", believe it or don't, stems from this "a lack a day" with the idea of something careless, perhaps lazy, which then in turn brings a mistake upon you. But as I say it's now a fairly flabby or acute thing we use, but it once was a very, very strong cry of torment.
The origin was "up a day" which in turn was a version of "a lack a day", (see the example below) and it was a heart-felt passionate cry of anguish. For whatever reason, it became diluted over time - so diluted that "daisy" crept into it and it became "upsie-daisy". "Lack a day" also went in another direction. Again "daisy" crept in, and "lackadaisical", believe it or don't, stems from this "a lack a day" with the idea of something careless, perhaps lazy, which then in turn brings a mistake upon you. But as I say it's now a fairly flabby or acute thing we use, but it once was a very, very strong cry of torment.
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