gobbled
गड़बड़
definition
verb
one man gobbled up a burger
eat (something) hurriedly and noisily.
Back in 1505, turkeys were still gobbling innocently around America.
(of a male turkey) make a characteristic swallowing sound in the throat.
translation of 'gobbled'
verb
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example
He had the children stay with him low in the bushes as the turkey 'gobbled' away from inside the bag.
A wild turkey 'gobbled' , and we returned to camp for dinner beneath a full moon.
Also, these plans have pretty steep fees, so a large chunk of your money 'is gobbled up' in charges.
Few Great Lakes bird or fish species eat zebras directly, but another Eurasian invader, the round goby, 'gobbles them up' .
An entire industry developed around producing low-fat snack foods and consumers have 'gobbled them up' in hopes of losing weight and improving health.
The turkey scooted up the hill, 'gobbling' worriedly.
they don't eat, they 'gobble'
There's nothing wrong with killing animals and 'gobbling them up' , as long as they're not looking at me.
Back in 1505, turkeys were still 'gobbling' innocently around America.
these old houses just 'gobble' up money
On top of the milieu, in wonted Godspeed fashion, an old man recalls a bizarre and oddly moving story of how a penguin 'is gobbled up' by a killer whale.
But before Our Nedra gets out her own kneepads and starts 'gobbling' , can't she at least take a minute to make sure her stories make sense?
Small companies 'were gobbled up' by giant corporations.
They eat together as old friends, jousting and 'gobbling' , denouncing and sighing, a Chinese Vladimir and Estragon gesticulating out the windows with their chopsticks, but knowing they're waiting for nobody.
I pull out my lunch bag and begin tearing off pieces and throwing them to the fish who 'gobble them up' as if they hadn't eaten in days, maybe weeks.
Well, if Softbank and Nomura and the rest don't watch out 'they will be gobbled up' too.
Any bread left in the kitchenette 'was gobbled up' to the last crumb by our resident elves.
Broadcast networks 'were gobbled up' by corporate parents and cable TV began to eat into the number of their viewers.
I put three different pieces down and the rats are just 'gobbling them up' .
these old houses just 'gobble' up money
It sounds like a gaggle of angry turkeys 'gobbling' .
‘We think that their eggs 'would be gobbled up' by something if they didn't basically hide them in the gill chamber,’ she said.
‘These are natural loud sounds that in the spring cause turkeys to 'gobble' and give a hunter the opportunity to locate them,’ Harris says.
One was gobbled up immediately, the other sat in my freezer until I defrosted it and 'gobbled it up' just as greedily.
In fact, about four-fifths of your premium 'is gobbled up' by the commission that your lender creams off.
I have a kind of fondness for the old poorly done by clubs like Fitzroy, even if 'they have been gobbled up' by the Lions.
At Aunt Poogee's gentle encouragement, Hope places her special dessert on the table alongside the other family dishes and watches with pride and joy as her peppermint pickles 'are gobbled up' .
So, the lower the charges, the less of your money 'is gobbled up' and the better chance you have of matching the market.
But it has aroused fears that cities and towns 'could be gobbled up' into a Greater Leeds as has happened around London and Manchester.
Although the underlying business is cash generative, it remains to be seen how much of its cash reserves 'will be gobbled up' by its plans to add 120 aircraft over the next four and a bit years.
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