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Answer for the clue "Mess up the audio ", 6 letters:
garble

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Word definitions for garble in dictionaries

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1500 of spices; by 1829 of language; from garble (v.).

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
v. make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story [syn: falsify , distort , warp ]

Usage examples of garble.

He has learned to use acridine compounds in a way that lets him control more precisely just where he places the garble and what shape it takes.

And that old, specious, dressed-up, garbled, sea-sick ptomaine prancing about avidiously like an irremediable turkey gobbler with patent leather shoes on is my best friend.

Errors, caused perhaps by garbled interceptions or simple mistakes in the cryptanalysis, jarred these delicate analyses and delayed the work.

Its acoustics were poor, proper names often came out garbled, a chaotic calendar messed up the order of events but, on the whole, the colored dots did form a geomantic picture of sorts.

Respondent states, it is not contested, that when Helion beamed his brain information out from his body on the Solar Array to the Mercury Polar Station, the solar storms garbled the signal.

The stage turns were ridiculous, knockabout comedians whose garbled patter was all Greek to her, gaudily costumed female singers who were terrible, and male singers who were even worse.

I had already decided that there was another thing Great God Dangerfield had garbled: far from being an ancient race, the pigmies are neoteric, upstart usurpers who have appeared only recently on the scene to oust the peke and bear people.

Then, garbling incoherently, the dwarf drew from some fold of his tunic the small poignard given him by Rascogne de Sevigneois.

They seemed to be a breath away from a kiss when Prane, a garbled sound issuing from his throat, whirled away down the corridor.

A sorely garbled comment, closely resembling an oath, sufficed as a promise of compliance.

Then a new scream erupted, pained and garbled amid a yowl of yips and cries.

It was a record of a laser message that had come plowing through the Pak system, torn and attenuated and garbled by dust clouds and distance, in a language no longer spoken.

The merman shouted a command in a garbled language that CC was shocked to realize she could understand.

Like all other cops I knew, Morelli listened unconsciously, miraculously processing the garbled information.

I had been hearing them, in several garbled and fragmentary versions, from the servants, from my playfellows, year in and year out, from the time that I was old enough to understand any stories at all.