bloop
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7.6
- noun
- /bluːp/
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bloop
- So I only add the bloops when the bloops happen.
- bleeps and bloops
- a loud bloop
So I only add the bloops when the bloops happen.
- So I only add the bloops when the bloops happen.
Examples
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With a light bloop, the bubble burst and splattered water everywhere.
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As the raindrops hit the surface of the pond, they created a series of soft bloop noises.
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Totally not necessary, but this highlight is so intense that just like a little bloop at the top.
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We had a little bloop there, just really like pushing that into the lashes.
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Bloop, bloop, bloop!
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Lucas Duda nonchalantly jogs to first on a bloop that would have been a double with a little bit of effort.
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Colin Moran (UNC) started the frame with a bloop single into left field.
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Morgan ended up at second on the error, took third on a wild pitch, and scored the go-ahead run on a bloop single off the bat of Jean Segura.
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The children giggled at the funny bloop sound that came from the bubbling pot on the stove.
Synonyms
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3.7
A short high sound a device makes as a signal or to cover bad words
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9.9
A soft sound that shows a gentle jump or landing
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3.0
A short soft sound when something drops into liquid
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8.4
A short high sound made by a device like a toy
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9.0
A short, funny sound when something hits or bounces
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9.9
A soft sound of water hitting something
A soft bubbling sound made by a liquid or air bubble
A light bubbling or popping sound made by water
A soft quiet sound when something light lands on a soft surface
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bloop began as a noise people make to show a tiny water drop or bubble, like a small pop from a sink or an aquarium. So a bloop is a short, soft, funny popping or bubbling sound.