bleep
/ˈbleɪp/Definitions
1. noun
a burst of noise, especially one that is loud and short, used to indicate that something is being censored or that a signal is being sent
“The TV show censored the swear word with a loud bleep.”
2. verb
to produce a loud, short burst of noise, especially to indicate that something is being censored or that a signal is being sent
“The DJ bleeped the sound to indicate a new track was starting.”
3. verb
to remove or substitute a word or sound in a recording or transmission, especially to avoid using strong language
“The radio station bleeped out the swear word on the live broadcast.”