blip

Object

• throttle: Nigel Bird adds " After getting the carbs in balance, blip the throttle.

Preposition: on

• radar: He wants to be a big blip on the radar of history.
• screen: Democracy might prove to have been a passing blip on the radar screen of history.

Adjective modifier

• mere: I am a mere blip in the history of the University.
• temporary: Fool My man merely a temporary blip on their way down.
• minor: There was a minor blip in March due to a power cut.
• slight: A slight blip in Q3 last year, every other quarter has seen growth.
• occasional: Also, there are occasional blips in the broadcast sound.
• statistical: Therefore, with respect to Maths, 2002 can perhaps be regarded as a " statistical blip " on a gently falling trend.

Converse of object

• cause: This may be a temporary blip caused by inadequate demand but, if it were, spare capacity should be appearing in the economy.
• have: I think our booking agent had a momentary blip.
• see: Looking further along the edge of the horizon I saw another blip, and then another, and altogether I counted four of them.
• track: Many unidentified blips tracked by radar all over Washington area, at varying speeds.
• get: Weather Bureau experts have informed me it is not possible to get a radar blip from this type of balloon.

Noun used with modifier

• radar: Then, a few days later, strange radar blips are seen near the nation's head of government.
• curb: Those who park on double yellow lines with a single curb blip, double curb blip will receive a parking ticket.
• throttle: Now try the above steps but change gear down just after the throttle blip.

Preposition: in

• history: I am a mere blip in the history of the University.
• system: Unless there is a blip in the system all parts are in stock.

Preposition: of

• throttle: Push the paddle forward for rapid down changes and the response is instant, accompanied by an automatic blipping of the throttle.