Definition of guttle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
eating mannertr./intr. Dated UK eat greedily or voraciouslytr./intr. Dated UK
- He would guttle down his dinner in mere minutes..
2.
soundintr. Dated UK make a bubbling or gurgling soundintr. Dated UK
- The stream guttled as it flowed over the rocks.
Origin of guttle
Latin, guttus (throat)
Examples of guttle in a sentence
She watched him guttle the feast with amazement. The pot guttled as the soup began to boil. Raindrops guttled down the window pane.
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- French:engloutir, gargouiller, ...
- German:verschlingen, gurgeln, ...
- Italian:divorare, gorgogliare, ...
- Spanish:devorar, burbujear, ...
- Portuguese:engolir, borbulhar, ...
- Chinese:狼吞虎咽, 发出汩汩声, ...
- Japanese:がつがつ食べる, ゴボゴボと音を立てる, ...
- Arabic:اِلْتَهَمَ, غَرْغَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְלוֹל, לְהַשְׁמִיעַ קוֹל גַּרְגוּר, ...
- Russian:жадно есть, журчать, ...
- Ukrainian:жерти, бурчати, ...
- Hindi:गपकना, बुदबुदाना, ...
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