gargle
- noun
- /ˈɡɑrɡəl/
- A faint gargle which let you know that he was still just about breathing.
A faint gargle which let you know that he was still just about breathing.
- A faint gargle which let you know that he was still just about breathing.
Examples
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The doctor said he would need to make a strong gargle after the procedure to soothe his throat.
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Yeah, we saw you in the commercial with the gargling... the mouthwash ad.
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A strange gargling noise echoed in his ears.
Fiction book (1991) -
We could hear a loud gargle from the bathroom as she rinsed her mouth with mouthwash.
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After taking the medicine, he let out a small gargle that echoed through the room.
Synonyms
How Bubbling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gargle can also mean the bubbling sound itself and is like the word gurgle, which copies a 'gurgling' throat, so a gargle is the wet, bubbling noise you hear.