Noun:

গল্গল্ শব্দ, কচ্কচি,

Verb:

কল্কল করা, গড়্ গড়্ শব্দে পড়া,

gurgled's Usage Examples:

lure people to the swamp, bolotnik quacked like a duck, mooed like a cow, gurgled like a black cock or screamed.

women's beach volleyball drew attention of journalist Pat Stacey as he "gurgled and burbled away over close-up shots of shapely bums in tiny bikini bottoms".

through the memories, he had seen oceans and mountain lakes and streams that gurgled through woods; and now he saw the familiar wide river beside the path differently.

exulting and fertilizing abundance sprang fountains and rivulets that gurgled through thickets of the cypress and the rose.

midday, until it shot laughingly out from its prisoning banks, sparkled and gurgled for an instant over rounded stones, with the shelving beach-sands crumbling.

" Another editor, James Hamilton called it a "typically facile foghorn gurgled canterer".

intoxicated during a recording session where "Hawkins screamed, grunted, and gurgled his way through the tune with utter drunken abandon.

"Gee, this is great, she gurgled".

I ran out at the line and it gurgled all around just to do one little spin and push it back to victory lane.

Hamilton from the magazine's RM Dance Update called it a "Janet Jackson-ishly gurgled and cooed anxious jiggler".

" Likewise, Urquhart's love for Elizabeth is shown by his last word, a gurgled, deathlike "Elizabeth".

He just gurgled.

seem to be taking matters too seriously: “Guilty or not guilty?” Loder gurgled.

Synonyms:

burble; guggle; babble; sound; bubble; go; ripple;

Antonyms:

recede; rise; unrighteous; incomplete; invalid;