guggle
[guhg-uh l]
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verb (used with or without object), gug·gled, gug·gling.
to gurgle.
noun
a guggling sound; gurgle.
Origin of guggle
1605–15; imitative; see -le
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Examples from the Web for guggle
Historical Examples of guggle
And about all she could do was to guggle in her throat and say: "James!"
The Man Next DoorEmerson Hough
Something rose in my throat, I knew not what, which made me guggle as it were for speech.'
Res JudicatAugustine Birrell
He drank from the jug's mouth, and the gurgling echo sounded down the empty hall: Guggle—guggle—gone!
The Bishop of CottontownJohn Trotwood Moore
He gurgled away like a babe with a pap-bottle, guggle—gug—gug!