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The magical word is created whenever you misspell whoops and end up with qhoopa. Its pronounced *Ca-Hoop-a* It is a word in the language known as, this was the last word that Billy Mays had, before he downed a bottle, of oxy-clean stain fighter remover, ran into the jungle, to become an ape, and never be seen.
My qhoopa is qhooping again my room.

I like to qhoopa my dog.

My qhoopa is undone.

I left my qhoopa on the bus seat next to that one homeless guy pervy terry
qhoopa by BananaLover123 September 28, 2017
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When your friend tries to spell a word but totally cocks it up. So now you need to find a definition for this new word that they've invented.
Wow, they really messed up that spelling. Looks like we're gonna have to qhoopa.
qhoopa by PilotJohnGrant February 3, 2018
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Slang for anything!
Replaces anyword you would like it to..
Replaces any word that can not be said around Parents, teachers, Adults, ect.
Ouch! I got just got hit in the Qoopas.
I don't give a Qoopa
Qoopa by Ashley&&Rane August 3, 2008
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