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woop dee do 

Sarcastic retort used in response to a comment that somebody has used to induce excitement or shock. Used with a sense of irony, in saying "woop-de-do", or even "woop-de-freaking-do", the second party is expressing indifference or mild annoyance at the content of the comment made.

Also used when one has excitedly passed on a piece of relatively unenlightening information.

Analogous with "so what", "oh wow!", "who cares", "big deal" and "o rly?".
1: OMFG I just killed Chris on Halo!!!!!1111one!!!!
2: Woop dee do......

1: YAY that hot guy just looked at me!
2: Well woop-dee-freaking-do!

1: Did you know that Dolphins can hold their breath for 666.23763548723 years??
2: Woop-dee-do...
woop dee do by MrKapper December 8, 2005
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Well Woop-dee-doo Basil 

A response to someone who just said something you really don't care about. Comes from Austin Powers movies.
Oh my god, their making High School Musical 3!

Well Woop-dee-doo Basil! Go tell someone who's not me.
Well Woop-dee-doo Basil by Buske September 30, 2008

Woopdee Doop 

A tactical and highly efficient playstyle used in NHL 09 by only the most prestigious of gamers.
1. -Hey man, he's sniping your goalie out, what are you going to do about that?

-Man, don't worry about it, I'll utilize the Woopdee Doop.

2. -Dude, the Woopdee Doop is such a good strategy, you're winning ten to zero. Can you show me how to use it.

-(Kid gets slapped in the face for asking such a ridiculous question.)
Woopdee Doop by Nhl master June 23, 2009

Woopdeedoo 

A term that is commonly uttered during a popular Metallica song. (Usually when the person singing is drunk)
Drunk Karaoke Singer: "I don't care for Woopdeedoo."
Friend to other friend: "Does he know its 'what they do'?"
Other Friend: "Who cares? Look at 'em...he's havin a blast!"
Friend: "He's singing it wrong..."
Woopdeedoo by DeerBattler November 29, 2009
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