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bloopy

bloopy adjective: characterised by a bloop sound.

Adjective

bloopy (comparative more bloopy, superlative most bloopy)

  1. (informal) Characterised by a bloop sound.
    • With an appropriately bloopy soundtrack, this side-scroller is just as punishing as it was back in the day.2009 July 4, Raju Mudhar, “My perfect 80s day off”, in Toronto Star

Forms of bloopy

comparativemore bloopy
superlativemost bloopy

Origin of bloopy

From bloop + -y.

Questions about bloopy

What does bloopy mean?
Bloopy means characterised by a bloop sound.
What part of speech is bloopy?
Bloopy is an adjective.

Words near bloopy in the dictionary

  1. bloopers
  2. bloopery
  3. blooping
  4. bloopings
  5. bloops
  6. bloopy
  7. Bloor
  8. Bloorian
  9. bloosme
  10. bloosmed
  11. bloosmes

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