gurgle

Object

• noise: I think Chris nearly swallowed his tongue, judging by the gurgling noises coming from the back.
• stream: You will ride past pioneer homesteads through rocky canyons and along gurgling mountain streams full of trout.
• sound: At the same time, a gurgling sound may be heard.
• baby: And her offspring are both genius babies and gurgling babies at the same time.
• water: Let me see, it must have been 1903 I think... Seagoon: ( gurgling water ) Help me!
• brook: Here he noticed a strange slab which was holding up a wall that crossed over the gurgling brook.

Converse of object

• babble: She babbles, gurgles, giggles, sucks on her bottle or dummy and cries when waking up.

Modifying Another Word

• happily: A bright morning's birding concluded with another " gaggle " of Dark-winged Trumpeter scurrying by gurgling happily.
• away: Then my head was out into clean washed passage with the stream gurgling away to the right.
• down: Sure enough the water just kind of gurgled straight down the funnel!
• still: British scientists are, to the detriment of the U.K. economy, still gurgling away down that brain drain.
• then: We heard a distant sound of splashing, then gurgling.
• loudly: You may even hear her tummy gurgling loudly after eating.

Noun used with modifier

• baby: When your baby gurgles and coos, this is her first elementary conversation with you.

Preposition: of

• water: Taste and smell through smoking and hearing by the gurgle of water.
• stream: Somewhere nearby the gurgle of a stream competed with the noises of waking insects.

Preposition: with

• delight: The baby nestles in the hay And squirms and gurgles with delight.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Create a whole different mood with a Flower Bed fountain, which gives the illusion of water gently gurgling up from underground.