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- Dictionarybloop/bluːp/
verb
- 1. (of an electronic device) emit a short low-pitched noise: "a fruit machine blooping in the corner"
- 2. make a mistake: "the company admitted it had blooped"
noun
- 1. a short low-pitched noise emitted by an electronic device: "a few bleeps and bloops"
- 2. a mistake: "a typical beginner's bloop"
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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)
noun. ˈblüp. : blooper sense 1a. bloop transitive verb. Examples of bloop in a Sentence. Recent Examples on the Web In the seventh inning, Witt robbed Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages of a bloop single in shallow left field.
BLOOP definition: 1. in baseball, a high, soft hit that lands on the ground between the infield (= the closest…. Learn more.
bloop. verb [ T ] US informal us / bluːp / uk / bluːp / in baseball, to hit the ball high and softly so that it lands on the ground between the infield (= the closest defending players) and the outfield (= the players furthest away from the hitter): He blooped the ball into the outfield.
Definition of bloop verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Define bloop. bloop synonyms, bloop pronunciation, bloop translation, English dictionary definition of bloop. ) n. 1. A noise made by an electronic device. 2. Baseball A blooper. tr.v. blooped, bloop·ing, bloops Baseball To hit into the air just beyond the infield....
bloop in British English. (bluːp ) baseball. verb (transitive) 1. to hit a ball softly in the air just beyond the infield. noun. 2. a ball hit softly just beyond the infield. Collins English Dictionary.
