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gobble

gobble
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: gobbledpp: gobbleding: gobbling

This term evokes a sense of urgency and lack of restraint, often associated with hunger or excitement. It suggests a physical action where food is swallowed quickly with minimal chewing, creating a vivid image of gluttony or desperation. The tone is generally informal and can be slightly critical or humorous depending on the subject.

When used in reference to turkeys, the word shifts from a description of eating to an onomatopoeic representation of a specific animal sound. This creates a linguistic link between the bird's distinctive call and the rapid way it consumes feed, though the two meanings are used in entirely different contexts.

Meanings

Transitive Verbgobble
[~ something]

To eat something greedily and quickly, often in large mouthfuls.

He proceeded to gobble the entire sandwich in three bites.

Intransitive Verbgobble

To eat food rapidly and noisily.

The children began to gobble as soon as the pizza arrived.

Intransitive Verbgobble

To make the characteristic guttural sound of a turkey.

The tom turkey started to gobble loudly across the yard.

Examples

Stop trying to gobble your dinner and chew your food properly.

Gourmet

The hungry dog gobbled the treats the moment they hit the floor.

I have to gobble this sandwich before the bus arrives.

I have to gobble this sandwich before the bus arrives.

Travel

He just sat there and gobbled away while everyone else talked.

He just sat there and gobbled away while everyone else talked.

The monster gobbled up the entire village in one bite.

Fantasy

I can see the turkey starting to gobble in the distance.

I can see the turkey starting to gobble in the distance.

Why does that bird keep gobbling at me every time I walk past the fence?

Why does that bird keep gobbling at me every time I walk past the fence?

I wonder if I can gobble my breakfast in five minutes.

School Life

The children gobbled their ice cream before it could melt in the sun.

The children gobbled their ice cream before it could melt in the sun.

Phrasal Verbs

gobble up

to eat something very quickly or to consume resources rapidly

The hungry teenagers gobbled up the entire platter of wings in minutes.

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