What is another word for bleep out?
Pronunciation: [blˈiːp ˈa͡ʊt] (IPA) 
One of the most popular methods of censoring obscenities in media is to "bleep out" offending language. However, there are several synonyms and alternatives to this method of censorship. One prominent technique is to use "beeps," "bleeps," or "tones" to obscure the words in question. Another option is to use "expletive deleted" instead of audio bleeps. In some cases, especially in written materials, stars or other symbols may be used in place of the actual letters of the offensive words. Other techniques may include changing the wording or using euphemisms to convey the meaning without the explicit language. Regardless of the method chosen, the goal remains the same: to suppress language that is deemed inappropriate or offensive for public consumption.
