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gurgle

noun as in burble, murmur

verb as in burble, murmur

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“The car is a space where you’re often alone, a quiet private space, and all these thoughts, some of the stuff we’ve been pushing away, start to gurgle up.”

“The car is a space where you’re often alone, a quiet private space, and all these thoughts, some of the stuff we’ve been pushing away, start to gurgle up.”

From the local designers of the Gurgle Pot comes this adorable stainless steel and silicone bird that whistles as it pours wine from its beak, drip free.

The only sound was the gurgle of the soda fountain.

As the 14th-ranked Utes took a two-score lead into the fourth quarter Saturday at the Coliseum, that familiar heartbreak that struck a season ago in Salt Lake City seemed to gurgle up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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