Oooh Pat Edit Meaning

1.

There is little known definition for this phrase, and it takes a little practise. It's a phrase used for when one of your friends has something in their mouth; i.e water. You need to sound like an old woman when saying; oooh pat!

I did this to my friend that many times whilst he was drinking he was sick.

Harry: (drinking)

Will: (pops up in front of him - 'OOOH PAT!'

Harry: (trys as hard as he can not to spit out his drink; then pukes up everywhere)

See sick, old woman, spit

2.

There is little known definition for this phrase, and it takes a little practise. It's a phrase used for when one of your friends has something in their mouth; i.e water. You need to sound like an old woman when saying; oooh pat!

I did this to my friend that many times whilst he was drinking he was sick.

Harry: (drinking)

Will: (pops up in front of him - 'OOOH PAT!'

Harry: (trys as hard as he can not to spit out his drink; then pukes up everywhere)

See sick, old woman, spit