to gobble

3 8.4

To make a loud rolling call like a male turkey

: gorgojear

While Sancho was assuring him that there was nothing to declare, the turkey gobbled again in a long stream of high-pitched gurgles that sent shivers up and down Josie's spine.
tom gobbled
turkey gobbled

Examples

"Jocko made a gobbling sound."

Fiction book (1994)
The woods were filled with the loud gobbling of tom turkeys searching for mates.
"Eat," says Al, shaking the baby and making gobbling noises.

Fiction book (1997)
Only male turkeys gobble and are called gobblers.
How to Get a Group of Turkeys Gobbling Together

Blog text (22)
When they approached the border patrolman's station, the turkey began gobbling away.

Fiction book (1990)
Gobbling like an old turkey hen.

Fiction book (1998)
They start gobbling if they're exposed to some any novel kind of sound.
During the mating season, male turkeys gobble loudly to attract females.
In the early morning, you can hear the gobbling of turkeys echoing across the fields.

to gargle

vsto gobble

3 4.4

To make a bubbling sound while trying to speak

is a loud animal throat call used as a mating display

to guggle

vsto gobble

1 9.9

To make a soft bubbling sound when liquid moves or someone pours it

is a vocal animal call made loudly during a mating display

to gobble up

19 3.0

To eat something quickly and eagerly

bellow

20 4.6

to gobble

3 8.4

to cluck

27 3.3

to cheep

1 3.9

to peep

2 1.5

gobble infinitive

gobbled past

gobbled past participle

gobbling present participle

gobbles third person singular

Gobble used for a turkey simply copies the bird's loud gurgling call, so to gobble is to make that noisy mating sound.