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gurgle

noun as in burble, murmur

verb as in burble, murmur

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The robot became aware of a gurgling sound, and then a cluster of towering rocks emerged.

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"But which tremor signals are true precursors of an eruption, and which are just background 'gurgling'? Our results lay the foundation for improving eruption forecasting in the future."

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He can make a Bach sarabande work anywhere, including on a river rafting trip with a background of gurgling water on his latest Bach recording.

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The small town, nestled between tall Himalayan mountains with a gurgling Lidder River flowing through it, is called the mini-Switzerland of India.

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Contemporary accounts describe an idyllic place of manicured lawns, a gurgling fountain and decent food and lodging.

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

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