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Hoppla is German and means “whoops”.

It can also be used if you want to change the topic of a conversation.

That case happens often when two people are talking about sth that involves feelings and one party starts to feel uncomfortable or thinks they said sth wrong.
#1: Hoppla! I dropped my laptop!
#2: Josefa: I have fallen in love with you.
Jimmy: Uhm yeah cool, thanks.

Josefa: Hoppla.

Jimmy: Well, so the weather’s nice today, isn’t it?
hoppla by s3forlife January 23, 2018
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Hoppla is German and means Whoops.

It can also be used to indicate a topic change, when one party doesn't know how to reply. That happens often when something personal or flirty has been said.
#1: I dropped your water bottle, hoppla.

#2: Josefa: I'm the happiest when I'm with you.

Jimmy: Uhm, hoppla.

Josefa: Yeeah, the weather's nice today, isn't it?
hoppla by kohlröschen April 22, 2018
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hopelandic 

a made-up language (created by band Sigur Ros) which the sound of the word is a meaning and a story to each individual.
One day my mind just abandoned English altogether and adapted Hopelandic instead, thinking only in sighs of emotions.
hopelandic by Winson February 4, 2005
When one's hopes are raised and dashed in a matter of seconds.
Mark: Hey Jim, you just won the lottery!
Jim: Really?!
Mark: No, I'm just messin.
Jim: Damn, you gave me hopelash.
hopelash by MandM February 10, 2008
Hollow Apple. To get apple juice, the juice is sucked out of an apple leaving just the shell - a hollow apple. Hopples are sold to the poor people who cannot afford real apples. A.k.a pepper.
Person one: Why is that poor person eating a pepper like an apple?
Person two: Oh thats not a pepper, its a hopple.
Person one: I see... This is good apple juice.
Hopple by AsianInvasion22 June 10, 2009

Hippity Hoopla 

Some bullshit.
yo this hippity hoopla...

knee deep in the hoopla 

being very involved, mixed up in the excitement or fervor of the moment and is a lyric from the track 'We Built This City' by Starship circa 1985 ...
I'm knee deep in the hoopla of the election coverage..