Womp Womp (alternatively spelled whomp whomp) is a catchphrase often featured in memes to either convey genuine disappointment or mock a disappointed person. Sometimes called the sad trombone ...

"Womp, womp," Lewandowski said to fellow panelist Zac Petkanas during an appearance on Fox News Tuesday night after Petkanas, a Democratic strategist, said he had read about a 10-year-old girl ...

In the middle of his comments, fellow guest Corey Lewandowski cut in. “Womp womp,” President Trump’s former campaign manager said, making a dismissive trombone-like sound effect.

“Womp, womp,” Lewandowski said, mimicking the muted trombone sound of sadness long used in comedies, game shows and cartoons. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

They have the efficiency of bullets. The womp guy was confronted and challenged. He shoved, someone shoved back, he fell down — and then he pulled the concealed Glock from his waistband and ...

“such as the iconic ‘womp womp’ sound often associated with playful mistakes.” Academy program specialist and educator Sarah Ashley informed the students of the decision a few weeks ago.