gobbling (Meaning)

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gobbling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Gobble

No weak antonyms found.

The hungry dog gobbled down his food with ravenous abandon.
The turkey vultures were gobbling up the remains of the roadkill.
The kids gobbled their Halloween candy as quickly as they could.
The Thanksgiving guests gobbled down the turkey and fixings until they were stuffed.
The gobbler made a distinctive sound as it strutted around the barnyard.
The tourists gobbled up the local cuisine, eager to sample all the flavors.
The piranhas gobbling at the bait were a terrifying sight.
The actor gobbled his lines, rushing through his speech with little emotion.
The writer was gobbling up books, desperate to expand his knowledge.
The vacuum cleaner gobbled up the dirt and debris, leaving the floor spotless.

of Gobble

devouring, gulping, gorging, hungry, voracious, swinish,insatiable, piggish, wolfish, hoggish

satisfied,full, satisfied, content, stuffed, content, full, stuffed, satiated, satiated

The hungry dog gobbled down his food with ravenous abandon.

The turkey vultures were gobbling up the remains of the roadkill.

The kids gobbled their Halloween candy as quickly as they could.

The Thanksgiving guests gobbled down the turkey and fixings until they were stuffed.