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Schmoopie - Cloying term of endearment ("You're Schmoopie!" "No, you're Schmoopie!") heard on "The Soup Nazi" episode of the sitcom SEINFELD/NBC/1990-1998. When Jerry and his girlfriend Sheila (Alexandra Wentworth) began calling each other "Schmoopie," his friends thought it was just to gooey, especially George Costanza (Jason Alexander), who hated such overt physical displays of affection. But when George next met Jerry at their local hangout, a competition of affection ensued as Jerry and his date were "Schmooping" all over the place. George, not to be shown up in the eyes of his girlfriend, began to talk baby talk ("Ooogie-Woogie," "Baby-waby") to his fiancée. A little later Jerry dropped his girlfriend and the normally reserved George was now stuck with supporting his new persona as a touchy-feely, sensitive kind of guy

 
 

 

 
 
 
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