ChatterBank1 min ago
What the L...
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...is the difference between a Beep and a Bleep (apart from the L)?
Doesn't really matter, just thought I'd ask.
Doesn't really matter, just thought I'd ask.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.However, to confuse things, one source says the origin of the word "bleep" (circa 1953) was "... an electronic noise," imitative. Meaning "edit a sound over a word deemed unfit for broadcast" is from 1968." The sound used to edit a word or phrase is described as... wait for it... a "beep". So, it would seem that they are joined hip and thigh insofar as this context...