gobble Antonyms
Meaning of gobble
gobble (n)
the characteristic sound made by a turkey cock
gobble (v)
eat hastily without proper chewing
make a gurgling sound, characteristic of turkeys
gobble (v. t.)
To swallow or eat greedily or hastily; to gulp.
To utter (a sound) like a turkey cock.
gobble (v. i.)
To eat greedily.
To make a noise like that of a turkey cock.
gobble (n.)
A noise made in the throat.
gobble Sentence Examples
- The hungry man gobbled up his food in a matter of minutes.
- The cat gobbled down her kibble as if it were her last meal.
- The vacuum cleaner gobbled up the dirt and debris, leaving the floor spotless.
- The politician gobbled up all the credit for the successful project, even though he had hardly contributed.
- The monster gobbled up the poor villager in one swift bite.
- The torrent gobbled up the small boat, leaving no trace behind.
- The child gobbled up the candy bar, savoring every sugary morsel.
- The flames gobbled up the dry wood, sending sparks flying into the air.
- The tornado gobbled up everything in its path, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
- The greedy man gobbled up all the food on the table, leaving nothing for the others.
FAQs About the word gobble
the characteristic sound made by a turkey cock, eat hastily without proper chewing, make a gurgling sound, characteristic of turkeysTo swallow or eat greedily o
devour, gulp, inhale, scarf,scoff, wolf, cram, raven, glut, slop
pick, pick,peck, peck, nibble, nibble,
The hungry man gobbled up his food in a matter of minutes.
The cat gobbled down her kibble as if it were her last meal.
The vacuum cleaner gobbled up the dirt and debris, leaving the floor spotless.
The politician gobbled up all the credit for the successful project, even though he had hardly contributed.
