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"Eep" is an ] ] most commonly associated with the ] ] system alert sound, "" that was introduced with the System 7 ] ] but removed in OS 9. "Eep" is an ] ] most commonly associated with the ] ] system alert sound, "" that was introduced with the System 7 ] ] but removed in OS 9.


The ] "Eep!" has made its way into ] and is used to express ] or ]. The ]/]/] "Eep!" has made its way into ] and is used to ''express'' ], ], and/or ].


*] (] ]) - "Eep, opp, ork, ah-ah" ] *] (] ]) - "Eep, opp, ork, ah-ah" ]

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Eep

Sounds

"Eep" is an onomatopoeia sound most commonly associated with the Apple Macintosh computer system alert sound, "WildEep!" that was introduced with the System 7 Mac OS but removed in OS 9.

The expression/interjection/emotional reaction "Eep!" has made its way into pop culture and is used to express fear/fright, shock, and/or surprise.

Acronyms

EEP is also a three-letter acronym.

Other