blip

/blɪp/

Definitions

1. noun

A brief, small, or insignificant occurrence or event, especially one that is noticed or reported.

“The news report highlighted a blip in the country’s economic growth.”

2. verb

To make a brief, small, or insignificant noise or movement.

“The plane blipped its engines during takeoff.”

3. noun

An abrupt or brief interruption in a signal or transmission, especially in radio or television broadcasting.

“There was a blip on the radar screen indicating a potential collision.”

Synonyms

  • glitch
  • hiccup

Antonyms

  • continuation
  • smoothness