bloop
/blup/
noun
- A low, short, bubbling sound, often made by water or a liquid.
- I heard a bloop from the aquarium filter.
- A bloop escaped the bottle as he poured the soda.
- The fish made a soft bloop as it broke the surface.
- In baseball, a weakly hit ball that lands just beyond the infield, often for a hit.
- That bloop was lucky — it fell between three fielders.
- He hit a bloop into shallow center field for a single.
- The shortstop almost caught the bloop, but it dropped in.
- A mistake or error, especially in a performance or recording; a blooper.
- She laughed at her bloop during the live broadcast.
- The video was full of bloops and outtakes.
- The editor cut out the bloops from the final show.
verb
- To make a low, short, bubbling sound.
- Water blooped from the pipe into the bucket.
- The straw blooped when he blew into his drink.
- The mud blooped as we stepped through it.
- In baseball, to hit a weak fly ball that lands just beyond the infield.
- She blooped a hit that just cleared the infield.
- The batter blooped the ball into right field.
- He blooped a single over the second baseman's head.