gobble in Latin
gobble in Latin is tuburcinor — gobble means to eat quickly and greedily.
gobble in Latin
tuburcinor
To eat hastily or greedily; to scoff or scarf (often used with up)
What does "gobble" mean?
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verb To eat quickly and greedily.
"The kids gobbled up their breakfast before running to the bus."
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verb Of a turkey, to make its distinctive throaty call.
"The turkey gobbled loudly at the fence."
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gobble in a sentence
- The kids gobbled up their breakfast before running to the bus.
- He gobbled down the sandwich in under a minute.
- The turkey gobbled loudly at the fence.
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What is "gobble" in Latin?
"gobble" in Latin is tuburcinor. gobble means: To eat quickly and greedily.
How do you use "gobble" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids gobbled up their breakfast before running to the bus." In Latin, "gobble" is tuburcinor.
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