burble

[ bur-buhl ]

/ ˈbɜr bəl /

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verb (used without object), bur·bled, bur·bling.

to make a bubbling sound; bubble.

to speak in an excited manner; babble.

noun

a bubbling or gentle flow.

an excited flow of speech.

Aeronautics. the breakdown of smooth airflow around a wing at a high angle of attack.

Origin of burble

1275–1325; Middle English; perhaps variant of bubble

OTHER WORDS FROM burble

burbler, nounburbly, adverb

Words nearby burble

burb, Burbage, Burbank, Burberry, Burbidge, burble, burbot, 'burbs, Burchfield, Burckhardt, bur clover

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Example sentences from the Web for burble

There was no wind, and except for the burble of the stream and the call of the birds all was still in the forest.
The New Gulliver and Other Stories|Barry Pain
I even test my burble on poor Sister every week before sending it in.
The Book of Susan|Lee Wilson Dodd
With a burble of insane, twittering glee, he went into action.
Master of the Moondog|Stanley Mullen
Meanwhile the author of the latest explanation went from house to house to burble the news in the company of his two witnesses.
The Passionate Elopement|Compton Mackenzie

British Dictionary definitions for burble

burble

/ (ˈbɜːbəl) /

verb

to make or utter with a bubbling sound; gurgle

(intr ; often foll by away or on) to talk quickly and excitedly

(intr) (of the airflow around a body) to become turbulent

noun

a bubbling or gurgling sound

a flow of excited speech

turbulence in the airflow around a body

Derived forms of burble

burbler, noun

Word Origin for burble

C14: probably of imitative origin; compare Spanish borbollar to bubble, gush, Italian borbugliare

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单词	burble
释义	burble [ bur-buhl ] / ˈbɜr bəl / SEE SYNONYMS FOR burble ON THESAURUS.COM verb (used without object), bur·bled, bur·bling. to make a bubbling sound; bubble. to speak in an excited manner; babble. noun a bubbling or gentle flow. an excited flow of speech. Aeronautics. the breakdown of smooth airflow around a wing at a high angle of attack. Origin of burble 1275–1325; Middle English; perhaps variant of bubble OTHER WORDS FROM burble burbler, nounburbly, adverb Words nearby burble burb, Burbage, Burbank, Burberry, Burbidge, burble, burbot, 'burbs, Burchfield, Burckhardt, bur clover Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for burble There was no wind, and except for the burble of the stream and the call of the birds all was still in the forest. The New Gulliver and Other Stories\|Barry Pain I even test my burble on poor Sister every week before sending it in. The Book of Susan\|Lee Wilson Dodd With a burble of insane, twittering glee, he went into action. Master of the Moondog\|Stanley Mullen Meanwhile the author of the latest explanation went from house to house to burble the news in the company of his two witnesses. The Passionate Elopement\|Compton Mackenzie British Dictionary definitions for burble burble / (ˈbɜːbəl) / verb to make or utter with a bubbling sound; gurgle (intr ; often foll by away or on) to talk quickly and excitedly (intr) (of the airflow around a body) to become turbulent noun a bubbling or gurgling sound a flow of excited speech turbulence in the airflow around a body Derived forms of burble burbler, noun Word Origin for burble C14: probably of imitative origin; compare Spanish borbollar to bubble, gush, Italian borbugliare Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Content related to burble The Frabjous Words Invented By Lewis CarrollThe master wordsmith Lewis Carroll gave us so much more than grinning cats and mad tea parties. These words coined by Carroll are sure to make you chortle. READ MORE Words related to burble babble, bubble, chatter, confuse, gush, yak, jabber
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burble

verb (used without object), bur·bled, bur·bling.

noun

Origin of burble

OTHER WORDS FROM burble

Words nearby burble

Example sentences from the Web for burble

British Dictionary definitions for burble

verb

noun

Derived forms of burble

Word Origin for burble

Content related to burble

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