blurp
- noun
- /blɜrp/
- A tiny blurp of air rose to the surface as she stirred the stew slowly.
Examples
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He heard a blurp from the bottle as the last drop of soda escaped.
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The blurp of the boiling water was soothing.
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The fish made a blurp as it broke the surface of the pond.
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I heard a soft blurp from the soda bottle.
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A tiny blurp of air rose to the surface as she stirred the stew slowly.
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He heard a blurp from the bottle as the last drop of soda escaped.
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The fish made a blurp as it broke the surface of the pond.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Blurp can also mean a soft bubbling or popping sound, like a small air bubble breaking the surface of a liquid. Think of bubble, 'a small round pocket of air', and blop; a blurp is the tiny wet pop you hear in a pot or bottle.