gobble
- noun
- /ˈɡɑbəl/
- Off in the distance, you hear a turkey gobble As he wakes up for the day.
- turkey gobble
- gobble call
- loud gobble
Oh shoot, wedding ones are always like gobble gobble gobble.
- Oh shoot, wedding ones are always like gobble gobble gobble.
Examples
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I can imagine the gobble back in the turkey pen with the other turkeys.
Blog text (15) -
Turkeys don't say gobble, gobble.
Fiction book (1997) -
Behind them, Serena began gobbling along with the bird, and it was hard for them to tell one gobble from another.
Fiction book (1990) -
Gobble Gobble Gobble!
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As the sun rose, the distinct sound of a male turkey's gobble echoed through the forest.
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During the spring season, the male turkeys proudly announce their presence with a loud gobble.
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The hunter's heart raced when he heard the first gobble of the morning, signaling a turkey nearby.
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Etymology
Gobble for the turkey sound is a word that copies the loud, rolling call of a male turkey. So a turkey's gobble is its typical clucking or gurgling noise.