blipping

American  

[blip-ing] / ˈblɪp ɪŋ /

adjective

1. bleeping.

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Example Sentences

Over a jittery rhythm track of blipping electronics and double time drumming, Sampha sings about yearning, aspiration, hope and reassurance.

From New York Times

And a beat kicks in with trap drums and blipping synthesizers behind Killer Mike, who boasts in quick triplets: “I’m never chillin’, I gotta make millions.”

From New York Times

“I need you to love me,” he sings in “True Love,” over a blipping, tapping two-chord track, joined by 070 Shake, who sees “your dark eyes staring at me.”

From New York Times

In “Year of Sky,” blipping synthesizers evolve into Philip Glass-style organ arpeggios as Hval — in her highest, most childlike register — strives to perceive both the minute insect realm and the expanding universe.

From New York Times

Country hasn’t sounded like this, with a blipping beat and four-letter-word lyrics.

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