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whooshy whoosh 

A whoosh whoosh is the act of whooshing very whoosh like.
“She just a whooshy whooshed all The way across the field!”
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woosh-whoosh-whoosh 

Were you reading Mushoku Tensei? Anyways, the expression "woosh-whoosh-whoosh" means something was done quickly, constantly, and unstoppably.
I've been *woosh-whoosh-whoosh* casting magic since I was
young.
woosh-whoosh-whoosh by The_undead_mage September 19, 2023

r/whoosh 

Typically Reddit users use this term and r/wooosh when the joke goes right over your head (when you misinterpret it.)
Person A: Bone Apple Teeth 😍
Person B: It’s Bon Apetit dumbass
Person A: r/whoosh
r/whoosh by imbeciIe July 22, 2018
Looking in the internet comment section you may see "r/whoosh", or "whoosh" and wonder "wHaT dOeS iT mEaN?".
I got chu.

If you see a dumb comment that completely misses the point of the subject (for example someone not getting/taking a joke), then you type "whoosh" which means it went way over their head!
Person1: 911 was done by Teletubbies

Person2: lmao

Person3: NO IT WASN'T!!! Why do people keep saying that *gives a long ass theory on what their opinion is*

Person2: r/whoosh!
Whoosh by XChristinaXx September 2, 2018

Boom Boom whoosh 

The most grace ful thing in the MCU. When Stephen Strange slams his hands together in infinity war to make the magic
Dr. Strange used the Boom Boom whoosh to try and stop ebony maw and cull obsidian

r/whoosh 

a subreddit, commonly used when someone doesn't get a joke and tries to correct the person who told the joke.
guy 1: commas are important people!!
guy 2: commas aren't people.
guy 3: r/whoosh
r/whoosh by hazeltongue January 7, 2019

r/whoosh 

It means you didnt get the joke, or you corrected a person who purposely wrote/said the phrase that way. You can add more "o"s when the person totally misunderstood or corrected the joke that shouldn't have been corrected, and that will be "r/whooosh" or "r/whooooosh" etc.
A: - I can see you're not the best student
B: - Is you blind?
C: -*ARE you blind dumbass

B: - r/whoosh
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Is that cake?

Another way to say is this fake? Like the show real or cake
“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
Is that cake? by Sexyyred September 15, 2026
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