bloop
- interjection
- /bluːp/
- Informal
- The question then is, oh, OK, well, then if I figure that out, it's bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop.
The question then is, oh, OK, well, then if I figure that out, it's bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop.
- The question then is, oh, OK, well, then if I figure that out, it's bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop.
Examples
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So just take one of those bling, put it in here, bloop, blop, blop, blop, blop.
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As the balloon deflated, it made a funny bloop sound.
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When she dropped the marble into the water, it made a gentle bloop.
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He played with the toy, pressing it to hear the bloop noise it made.
Synonyms
A short popping sound made playfully to show a kiss or light spit
A word you say to show a short, funny hit sound
A short sound like a soft smack or small splash
A short silly sound used to show mild surprise or embarrassment
A playful exclamation said when someone touches a nose or face
A short sound people use to show surprise when something bounces
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Etymology
Bloop is a sound word that copies a small 'pop' or 'bubble' noise, like the playful sounds boop or blip. So people say bloop as a light, funny exclamation to show a little action or surprise.