different between bleepy vs bleeps
bleepy
English
Etymology
bleep +? -y
Adjective
bleepy (comparative bleepier, superlative bleepiest)
- (of sound) Characterised by bleeping noises.
Anagrams
- beyelp
bleepy From the web:
bleeps
English
Noun
bleeps
- plural of bleep
Verb
bleeps
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bleep
Anagrams
- plebes
bleeps From the web:
- what bleeps means
- what does beeps mean
- what does beeps
- kill bill bleep
- what does bad bleeps mean
- what are bleeps
- common bleeps
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