Pronunciation: /mɜrp/
noun a nonsense word or sound often used as an expression of confusion or silliness
A1 I heard a strange noise that sounded like 'merp'.
A2 The cat made a 'merp' sound when it saw a bird outside.
B1 The 'merp' of the engine indicated a problem that needed fixing.
B2 She let out a 'merp' of frustration when she couldn't solve the puzzle.
C1 The professor's 'merp' of disapproval was enough to silence the entire class.
C2 The 'merp' of the violinist's bow on the strings was hauntingly beautiful.
formal The scientist's research on merp behavior is groundbreaking.
informal I have no idea what that merp is doing over there.
slang Let's go check out that merp party tonight.
figurative Her mind was a whirlwind of merps and confusion.
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