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BlipA “blip” can refer to a music or video clip which a user has posted via the popular media hosting sites, Blip.fm and Blip.tv.
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Blip1894, in reference to a kind of popping sound, of echoic origin. Radar screen sense is from 1945. As a verb from 1924. Related: Blipped; blipping.
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BlipIn radar, an echo as it appears on a display.
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BlipTo switch the aeroplane's engine on and off rapidly
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Blipverb Definition: to make a transient sharp movement up or down Example Sentence: The graph blipped upward during Christmas season.
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BlipA brief interruption of sound on a program or tape; to interrupt or delete sound, as in blipping an expletive from a TV program. block:
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Blip(n) a sudden minor shock or meaningless interruption(n) a radar echo displayed so as to show the position of a reflecting surface
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BlipA temporary, detectable increase in the amount of HIV in the blood (viral load) that occurs after antiretroviral therapy (ART) has effectively suppressed the virus to an undetectable level. Isolated blips are not considered a sign of virologic failure. See Related Term(s): Undetectable Viral Load, Viral Load, Virologic Failure
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BlipOn a radarscope, a deflection or spot of contrasting luminescence caused by an echo, i.e., the radar signal reflected back to the antenna by an object. Also called PIP, ECHO, RETURN.
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BlipThe image of a radar return appearing on the REO.
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BlipThe spot on the radar screen corresponding to the echo of an airplane, also called 'target' (see transponder). Maybe blip sounds like what a spot looks like.
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BlipQuickly rev then release the throttle
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