Blooper

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• Blooper — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda La palabra Blooper puede referirse a: Blooper: un error en la grabación de alguna película, video o serie televisiva. Blooper: Un calamar enemigo de los videojuegos de la saga de Super Mario. Obtenido de Blooper… …   Wikipedia Español

• blooper — (n.) blunder, 1943, apparently first in theater, from American English baseball slang meaning a fly ball in a high arc missed by the fielder (1937) or else from the earlier sense radio receiver that interferes with nearby sets when a careless… …   Etymology dictionary

• blooper — [n] blunder boner*, boo boo*, bungle, error, faux pas, fluff*, gaffe, impropriety, indecorum, lapse, mistake, slip, solecism, trip*; concepts 384,674 …   New thesaurus

• blooper — ☆ blooper [blo͞opər ] n. [bloop, echoic + ER] Slang 1. a foolish or stupid mistake; blunder 2. Baseball a) a ball batted in a low arc so that it falls between the infielders and outfielders, usually for a hit b) a ball that is pitched to the… …   English World dictionary

• Blooper — For other uses, see Blooper (disambiguation). A blooper, also known as an outtake or boner is a short sequence of a film or video production, usually a deleted scene, containing a mistake made by a member of the cast or crew. It also refers to an …   Wikipedia

• blooper — n. (colloq.) (AE) blunder 1) to commit, make a blooper 2) a prize blooper * * * [ bluːpə] make a blooper (colloq.) (AE) [ blunder ] to commit a prize blooper …   Combinatory dictionary

• blooper — [“blupa* ] 1. n. an embarrassing broadcasting error that must be bleeped or blooped out of the program. □ I made a blooper, and they cut it out of the program. □ There is a record you can buy that lets you hear the famous bloopers of the past. 2 …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

• blooper — UK [ˈbluːpə(r)] / US [ˈblupər] noun [countable] Word forms blooper : singular blooper plural bloopers mainly American informal a silly or embarrassing mistake …   English dictionary

• Blooper — Outtakes (auch blooper) sind häufig humorvolle Teile des gefilmten Materials, die nicht für den Film verwendet werden (können). Wird ein Film produziert, so wird erheblich mehr Bildmaterial gedreht als letztendlich benötigt wird. Viele Szenen… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• blooper — [[t]blu͟ːpə(r)[/t]] bloopers N COUNT A blooper is a silly mistake. [mainly AM, INFORMAL] ...the overwhelming appeal of television bloopers …   English dictionary