English to Icelandic Meaning of gobble - gobble

Gobble :

gobble

noun

Grouse

verb

Grouse, Grouch, Mutter, Natter, drepa, högg, slá, þurrka, verkfall, krummi, Ofgnótt, eta, borða wolfishly

Gobble :: gobbleGobbled :: gobbledGobbles :: gobblesGobbling :: gagga

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Definitions of gobble in English

Noun(1) the characteristic sound made by a turkey cock
Verb(1) eat hastily without proper chewing(2) make a gurgling sound, characteristic of turkeys

Examples of gobble in English

(1) ├ö├ç├┐These are natural loud sounds that in the spring cause turkeys to gobble and give a hunter the opportunity to locate them,├ö├ç├û Harris says.(2) these old houses just gobble up money(3) they don't eat, they gobble(4) At Aunt Poogee's gentle encouragement, Hope places her special dessert on the table alongside the other family dishes and watches with pride and joy as her peppermint pickles are gobbled up .(5) These calls mimic sounds in nature that turkeys often respond to by gobbling .(6) They eat together as old friends, jousting and gobbling , denouncing and sighing, a Chinese Vladimir and Estragon gesticulating out the windows with their chopsticks, but knowing they're waiting for nobody.(7) So, the lower the charges, the less of your money is gobbled up and the better chance you have of matching the market.(8) Well, if Softbank and Nomura and the rest don't watch out they will be gobbled up too.(9) Also, these plans have pretty steep fees, so a large chunk of your money is gobbled up in charges.(10) He had the children stay with him low in the bushes as the turkey gobbled away from inside the bag.(11) Back in 1505, turkeys were still gobbling innocently around America.(12) On top of the milieu, in wonted Godspeed fashion, an old man recalls a bizarre and oddly moving story of how a penguin is gobbled up by a killer whale.(13) In fact, about four-fifths of your premium is gobbled up by the commission that your lender creams off.(14) One was gobbled up immediately, the other sat in my freezer until I defrosted it and gobbled it up just as greedily.(15) But it has aroused fears that cities and towns could be gobbled up into a Greater Leeds as has happened around London and Manchester.(16) I put three different pieces down and the rats are just gobbling them up .

Related Phrases of gobble

(1) gobble up ::

gobble upp

(2) gobble down ::

gobble niður

Related Phrases of gobble

(1) gobble up ::

gobble upp

(2) gobble down ::

gobble niður

Synonyms

Verb

1. eat greedily ::

borða greedily

2. eat hungrily ::

borða hungrily

3. guzzle ::

guzzle

4. bolt ::

Boltinn

6. devour ::

eta

9. tuck into ::

Tuck í

10. put away ::

setja í burtu

11. pack away ::

pakka í burtu

12. demolish ::

rífa niður

13. polish off ::

pólskur burt

15. stuff one's face with ::

Andlit STUFF manns með

16. pig out on ::

svín út á

19. inhale ::

anda

20. gluttonize ::

gluttonize

22. ingurgitate ::

ingurgitate

Different Forms

gobble, gobbled, gobbles, gobbling

Word Example from TV Shows

My recommendation is that you GOBBLE these up like Tic Tacs.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 22

Examples of gobble from TV Shows

My recommendation is that you GOBBLE these up like Tic Tacs.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 22

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