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View synonyms for bloop
bloop
[ bloop ]
noun
- a clumsy mistake:
The directions look easy, but I still made one bloop after another.
- a howling sound or high-pitched hum, especially a signal of interference generated through a radio set.
- Baseball. blooper ( def 3a ) (often used attributively):
That was a perfect bloop single—hit right “where they ain’t!”
verb (used with object)
- to ruin; botch:
They blooped another sales opportunity by pretending to know more about the product than they actually do.
- to make (a howling sound or high-pitched hum), especially as generated through a radio set:
The noises they blooped over the radio were some seriously creepy signals.
- Baseball. to hit a blooper:
He blooped that one into shallow right for a base hit.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bloop1
First recorded in 1925–30; originally in reference to a high-pitched sound produced by interference in a radio signal; of expressive origin
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Example Sentences
At times, after each “bloop,” would come the sharp click of the bill as it rapidly opened and shut.
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