blurp
- noun
- /blɜrp/
- Informal
- If you remember, the first blurp out of BBC and Sky News was we're talking to the pilot.
Examples
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During the silent moment, he unexpectedly let out a short blurp that made everyone laugh.
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As the soda fizzed, it produced a blurp that caught his attention.
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The cartoon character made a silly blurp that caused the audience to giggle.
Synonyms
A short high sound a device makes as a signal or to cover bad words
A short high sound made by a device like a toy
A short exclamation used to show surprise or get someone's attention
An exclamation that sounds like a small pop to show something funny
A short sharp sound someone makes to show surprise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Blurp as a noun is an onomatopoeic word that names a short often silly sound. Think of burp, 'a sudden sound', and blurt, 'to say something suddenly', because a blurp is that small unexpected noise that makes people laugh.