whoops

interj. you say this when you make a small mistake, drop something, or have a minor accident.

interj. an exclamation used to acknowledge a minor slip, mistake, or clumsy act.

“Whoops, I didn't mean to spill my coffee on your desk.”

“Whoops, I seem to have sent that confidential email to the entire department by mistake.”

Informal

v. to make a loud, excited shout or cry.

v. the third-person singular present form of 'whoop', meaning to utter a loud cry of excitement or joy.

“Every time the team scores, he whoops with joy.”

“The crowd whoops and cheers as the performer takes the stage for the final encore.”

v. to be sick or throw up.

v. to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

“He had too much to drink and spent the night whoopsing.”

“After the rough boat ride, several passengers were whoopsing over the side of the deck.”

Slang · Informal