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Date:
1900-2000
Origin:
Probably from oops
whoops
interjection
whoops
1
said when someone has fallen, dropped something, or made a small mistake
:
Whoops! I nearly dropped it.
2
whoops-a-daisy
said when someone, usually a child, falls down
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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