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guggle
▪ I. guggle, n. (ˈgʌg(ə)l) [f. guggle v.1] 1. a. slang and dial. The windpipe. † b. The epiglottis. Obs.1680 Tom & Will 36 in Roxb. Ballads (1881) IV. 200 Men were to come..Out of Utope, to cut and slice Protestant Guggles all in a Trice. 1688 R. Holme Armoury ii. 382/1 The Epiglottis, or after tong... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lord Lovel
British Ballads" contains this verse, describing Lord Lovel's death: Then he flung himself down by the side of the corpse, With a shivering gulp and a guggle wikipedia.org
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guggling
▪ I. guggling, vbl. n. (ˈgʌg(ə)lɪŋ) [f. guggle v.1 + -ing1.] The action of the vb. guggle1.1668 Wilkins Real Char. ii. ix. §4. 244. 1765 Treat. Dom. Pigeons 133 Not unlike the guggling of a bottle of water, when poured out. 1827 Hor. Smith Tor Hill (1838) I. 6 The calm guggling and poppling of the w... Oxford English Dictionary
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Snivilisation
"Philosophy by Numbers" samples Sidney Stratton's chemistry experiment, "Guggle Glub Gurgle", from the film The Man in the White Suit. wikipedia.org
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misguggle
misˈguggle, v. Sc. Also -goggle, -grugle. [f. mis-1 8 + guggle, gruggle to handle roughly or clumsily (see Eng. Dial. Dict.).] trans. To handle roughly, maul; to mar, spoil, bungle.1742 R. Forbes Jrnl. in Ajax's Sp., etc. (1755) 33 She bad me had aff my hands, for I misgrugled a' her apron. 1814 Sco... Oxford English Dictionary
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goglet
▪ I. goglet1, gugglet Anglo-Indian. (ˈgɒglɪt, ˈgʌglɪt) Also 7 gurgulet, 9 guglet, gurglet. [ad. Pg. gorgoleta, ‘an earthen and narrow-mouthed vessel, out of which the water runs and guggles’ (Lacerda Pg. Dict.); cf. F. gargoulette of similar meaning. The English forms may be due to association with ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bernie Knee
Nee signed with Joy Records, where The Five Blobs released two 45s in 1959: "From the Top of Your Guggle (to the Bottom of Your Zooch)" backed with "Rockin wikipedia.org
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gudge
gudge, v. Now Sc. (gʌdʒ) intr. ‘To eat ravenously or too much, to be gluttonous’ (Jam.).1735 Sewel Dutch Dict., Uyt gulpen, to Gudge, guggle; also, to Vomit. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Man in the White Suit
Receptionist at Corland Mill Jack McNaughton as Taxi Driver Judith Furse as Nurse Gamage Billy Russell as Nightwatchman Sound The gurgling musical theme, "Guggle wikipedia.org
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clunk
▪ I. clunk, n. Sc. [Echoic: cf. Norw. and Sw. klunk gulp, klunka to gulp, to guggle.] A sound such as is made by a cork drawn forcibly from a bottle, by liquid poured out of a narrow-necked vessel, or shaken in a vessel partially empty, etc.1823 Galt Entail III. xiii. 125 The corks playing clunk in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Five Blobs
Nee signed onto Joy Records, where The Five Blobs released two 45s in 1959: "From the Top of Your Guggle (to the Bottom of Your Zooch)" backed with "Rockin wikipedia.org
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anti-guggler
anti-guggler (æntɪˈgʌglə(r)) [f. anti- 5 + guggle = gurgle + -er1.] A small siphon inserted into the mouths of carboys, etc., when liquor is poured out, so as to admit the air without gurgling.1794 G. Adams Nat. & Exp. Phil. I. ii. 58 The anti-guggler..formerly much used for the decanting of liquors... Oxford English Dictionary
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Songs and monologues of Stanley Holloway
|Not released |1948 |- |Sam's Guggle Box |By Stan Masters and Harry Stogden | |1951 |- |A Midsummer Nights Dream |By William Shakespeare. wikipedia.org
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gurgle
▪ I. gurgle, n. (ˈgɜːg(ə)l) [f. gurgle v. Cf. the parallel forms cited there.] † 1. = gargle n. 1. Obs.1562 W. Bullein Def. agst. Sickness, Compounds (1579) 35 b, A Gargarizme or washing Gurgle, for the Mouth and Throate. 2. The action or an act of gurgling; the noise made by liquid escaping intermi... Oxford English Dictionary
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