upsy-daisy

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upsy-daisy

(ˈʌpsɪˈdeɪzɪ) or

upsadaisy

interj
an expression, usually of reassurance, uttered as when someone, esp a child, stumbles or is being lifted up
[C18 up-a-daisy, irregularly formed from up (adv)]
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The De La Cruz Diaries: Oops-A-Daisy is a fun and captivating book.
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How can BNG and the UK Atomic Energy Authority tell us not to worry about this and think they can fob the public off with an 'oops-a-daisy, silly us' response.
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Chickee when their dog Rodney Rodent vanishes and they try to find him before the Oops-a-Daisy clock hits zero.