The Child gurgledwith joy, and took the corner of the shimmering cover and drew it, with the contents, over to himself.
The water gurgled down from a cleft in a huge rock, and on either side of the small pool wood violets dipped their fragrant petals into the sparkling mirror.
It was a June day and the orioles gurgled their warm nesting notes in the maples.
The hemlocks whispered, the brook gurgled and glimmered.
And closely above the brook, that gurgled and laughed quietly, now near at hand, sat Jay Dee.
The man on the floor snorted and gurgled in his sleep.
Again Edward Ashburnham gurgled slightly in his throat; but Leonora shivered a little, as if a goose had walked over her grave.
It is true that Edward gurgled and raved about the girl in a way that she had never yet experienced.
I sat, therefore, beside the empty fireplace, and listened to a sonorous chiming clock somewhere down the passage which gurgled and struck every quarter of an hour.
And the fat, comfortable baby rolled and gurgled about on the floor as happily as though there had been two nurses and a governess to look after him.
With a laugh, Billie leapt from her bed and ran to take a cold plunge in the mountain water which gurgled from the faucet with the pleasant song it had not left off singing when it leaped out of the side of the rock into the pipe.
From tiny one-storied tea-houses along the way, with elevated mats covered with red flannel blankets, biwa and koto and samisen gurgled and fluted and tinkled.
The waves stillgurgled and tumbled, but the fury of the wind was over.
And the boy gurgled with pleasure over his own cleverness.
The boy gurgled back a low, happy laugh and lisped some childish reply, which only a mother could translate.
A mile or so farther on I began to feel a little dizzy, and dismounted to get a drink of water from a brook that gurgled by the side of the road.
Our ablutions were performed in a small stream that gurgled and spluttered a few yards away; then, having had our breakfast, we once more started.
They spoke to him in pleading voices, and he gurgled up his words of reply in the unknown tongue.
See the white Crow," gurgled a small savage, as every eye turned to our hero.
Her laugh, husky as her voice, gurgled out, and Mr. Eliot looked up from the packet of books he was sorting at the end of the room.
A streamgurgled through its depths, increasing the illusion of a watery element.
The girl gurgled out her pleasure in his funning, and everybody took him on his own ground of privileged character.
Mela looked round for approval, and gurgled out a hoarse laugh.
The tide of horror was mounting higher, the waters gurgled to her lips, and her own feeble hands must raise a footway from out of the hissing waves to bear her safely over.
Drop by drop her blood gurgled from her heart--her hair bristled.
The water gurgledat the bow again, and the row-locks squeaked.
His face was crimson, his mouth was open, and from it there gurgled every now and then a silly laugh.
In the middle of a sentence he gurgled with laughter; he sat at the foot of his mother's bed to take breath; the candle shook in his hand.
For the Rose of Devon was heavily pitching and the seas crashed on her three-inch planks with a noise like thunderclaps; and when she lifted on the swell, the water rumbled against her bilge and gurgled away past her run.
She gurgled joyously and seized his hand to press it against her cheek and nibble lovingly at the finger tips.
She gurgled softly into the darkness, and clasped his arm with both her hands.
You ain't got any money and there ain't nobody to benefit by your death, is they?
My uncle isn't in love with me, and probably doesn't care two pins about me!
Let's run for it," Snarbi gurgled and tried to jump from the platform.
Water gurgled and the boiler hissed and clacked at him while screams of anger came from the D'zertanoj as they ran into the enclosure and saw the bootleg caroj.
Her little fingers were like a baby's and she murmured and gurgled in the goodness of her heart like a kitten.
Under her direction they all came together on a little slope, where the trees were less thick, and near a brook which gurgled through moss-covered stones.
It is a fault that will mend with time," replied Rumple, with such crushing dignity that Sylvia, who was sitting behind Nealie in the wagon, gurgled and choked.
Then he got into his own boat, which also soon disappeared into the sultry summer night, while the dark water splashed and gurgled against the planks.
The black water gurgled and splashed around his feet as he rushed on, dashing with a hollow sound against one side of the passage when the ship heeled over, only to be tossed back in a moment with equal force.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gurgled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
