gurgle
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definition
verb
my stomach gurgled
make a hollow bubbling sound like that made by water running out of a bottle.
noun
Catherine gave a gurgle of laughter
a gurgling sound.
example
From inside, there came the sound of women's chatter, as well as the 'gurgle' of happy babies.
I couldn't stop the 'gurgle' of laughter erupting.
Once I got settled in a sitting position, my stomach decided to 'gurgle' and I had realized for the first time in days that I was hungry.
He felt a small 'gurgle' of laughter in the back of his throat, at let it come, slipping into a smirk and then morphing into a grin.
He heard waves pounding in his ears, the soft 'gurgle' beneath the waves, the silty sound of sand being moved within hidden currents.
Catherine gave a 'gurgle' of laughter
Catherine gave a 'gurgle' of laughter
I tried to speak, to say that of course I could, but a 'gurgle' was all that sounded.
The distinctive whining of a straining shield generator sounded, followed by the 'gurgle' of flushing coolant, a desperate attempt by engineering to make the generator last longer.
Her often unintelligible language is as nascent as the land itself; sounds not yet words 'gurgle' like the very volcanoes that created her native surroundings.
chemicals 'gurgle' down a drain straight into the sewers
Orangutans, gorillas, and their ape relatives, meanwhile, will ineffectually thrash around in deep water or simply 'gurgle' and sink.
Now, add a splash of peach schnapps, then a 'gurgle' or two of Jack Daniels.
A 'gurgle' , sounding very similar to a laugh, replaced her cries, and a smile graced her face as Trent picked her up.
Needless to say I arrived at the meeting and, much to my relief, managed to control myself sufficiently to avoid any embarrassing 'gurgles' …
Once the water was 'gurgling' through the machine, Clara collapsed into a chair at the table out of breath and limp from the effort.
The beat is the traditional 4/4 house beat, with plenty of skittering 'gurgles' and found sounds mixed in.
From somewhere far away, a fountain 'gurgled' and splashed.
A brook 'gurgled' by peacefully and there, nestled against the coniferous trees, was a hut.
When the water got cold I kicked the faucet and let it run until water 'gurgled' into the overflow.
But the flip side is the footballer who hates to lose, and no matter how cute the tot's 'gurgles' are, he won't lift his father's spirits if Celtic and Ross County succeed where Iceland and Canada failed.
After a minute or two, I can feel the mud burbling and 'gurgling' next to my skin, beneath the clingfilm.
Continuing upward, we passed an old log barn from which we could hear the companionable 'gurgles' and neck bells of sheep, safely shut away behind a door.
James 'gurgled' with what sounded like glee, though I reasoned babies that young shouldn't know about glee yet.
Water 'gurgled' down in streams from the tin roof.
And then there's these strange noises that sound a bit like a cat only quieter and with occasional 'gurgles' .
There was no bridge, but flat ferry-rafts winched their way across it on heavy cables, and icy, slate-gray water 'gurgled' under a dull, pewter sky.
The water from twin streams 'gurgled' over sculpted rocks on either side and collected into kidney shaped pools where rainbow-coloured carp circled and fed.
A small crystalline brook 'gurgled' over worn round stones as it ran to its destination.
From the floor of the second pitch, the water 'gurgles' down a tight rift, but our route is along a traverse following a washed-out shale band.
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