Noun

blorp (plural blorps)

1. A sound suggesting a splash of or into a volume of semiliquid material.

Verb

blorp (third‑person singular simple present blorps, present participle blorping, simple past and past participle blorped)

1. To move or be deposited with a blorp.

• 1997, Michael Flynn, Firestar, Tor Science Fiction → ISBN, p. 330:
  “She would sooner have touched what blorped out of a stuck drainpipe.”
• 2005, Steve Almond, Candyfreak: A Journey Through the Chocolate Underbelly of America, Harvest Books → ISBN, p. 134:
  “Down below, this batter was blorping out onto pans covered with waxed paper.”
• 2009, Katharine Weber, True Confections, Random House, Inc. → ISBN, p. 44:
  “If I could clone myself … might have tried to get going with a fast production of a Limited‑Edition … using the Little Sammies production line, … to blorp out of that striping nozzle onto the Tigermelt belt.”