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Traditional English :: gobble(1)
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gobbler.html - v.tr. & intr. eat hurriedly and noisily. gobbler n. [prob. dial. f. GOB(2)] |
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Traditional English :: gobble(2)
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gobbler.html - v.intr. 1 (of a turkeycock) make a characteristic swallowing sound in the throat. 2 make such a sound when speaking, esp. when excited, angry, etc. [imit.: perh. based on GOBBLE(1)] |
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Traditional English :: gobbledegook
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gobbler.html - n.
(also gobbledygook) colloq. pompous or unintelligible jargon. [prob. imit. of a turkeycock] |
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Traditional English :: gobbler
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gobbler.html - n.
colloq. a turkeycock. |
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Traditional English :: gobble(1)
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gobbler.html - v.tr. & intr. eat hurriedly and noisily. gobbler n. [prob. dial. f. GOB(2)] |
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Traditional English :: gobble(2)
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gobbler.html - v.intr. 1 (of a turkeycock) make a characteristic swallowing sound in the throat. 2 make such a sound when speaking, esp. when excited, angry, etc. [imit.: perh. based on GOBBLE(1)] |
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