oopsed  

verb: to make a mistake or error, to miss your goal.
noun: a mistake or error, the act of failing to achieve your goal.

verb:
I threw the crumpled paper at the trashcan, but I oopsed it.

noun:
Oh no, I spilled my milk. I made an oopsie.

oopsed by John Schwab March 19, 2008

Black Opsed 

When something fucks up on you - particularly a game or program.
Derived from Call of Duty: Blackops, the game that crashes more than a drunk p plater. You're supremely fortunate if you actually complete a whole game without disconnecting, freezing or having your PS3 die in the arse.

Stefan: My computer just crashed when Minecraft went over 1GB memory usage
Jacob: You got black opsed

Black Opsed by cann0n January 24, 2011

Oopsidoodles 

The equivalent of "oops" but much more fun to hear and say.

"Oh my gosh! You just dented your water bottle!"
"Oopsidoodles!"

Oopsidoodles by Joadeehooh January 4, 2010

ooped 

to be afraid of something. a variation of spooked

"i was ooped when i ran a red light and there was a cop near me."

or
Tom: we went to the slaughter house at 3 AM, it was mainey
John: shit dude, i would've been ooped

ooped by audfromthebay January 23, 2016

ooped 

to insert an object or substance into the anus, usually a drug or alcohol, in order to quicken the absorption into the blood and enhance the effects.

yo, andy ooped that x he bought and now hes trippin balls.

ooped by n1l3s September 18, 2007

oopsidoodle 

The catchphrase of Taco Man, an unlikely superhero and the star cartoon character of Samuel T Nelson's Flash animation website Ebolaworld. Also the title of one Taco Man cartoon. It's like a cooler and detached yet sillier "d'oh!"

Taco Man: Now to save the kid!
(kid gets eaten by Donald McRonald)
Taco Man: Oopsidoodle!

oopsidoodle by JohnnyLurg October 26, 2012

oopsydoodles 

an interjection used when something goes terribly wrong, but in a funny way.

Oopsydoodles! I just dropped my slurpie because i was eyeing that wafflecrapper walking down the street!

oopsydoodles by becca! and taylor January 8, 2006