gurge in a sentence

Definition

Gurge (verb): to make a gurgling sound or to experience a bubbling sensation, often indicating a blockage or discomfort, as in pipes or the stomach.

The old pipe began to gurge as the pressure increased, signaling a potential leak.
She felt her stomach gurge at the thought of eating the spoiled food.
During the storm, the rivers would gurge violently, sweeping away everything in their path.
He watched in horror as the engine started to gurge, releasing a cloud of smoke.
The mysterious sound made it seem as if the earth itself was about to gurge beneath their feet.
The river began to gurge violently after the heavy rainfall, sweeping debris along its banks.
As the engine started to gurge, I knew it was time for a maintenance check.
With a sudden gurge, the old pipes released a burst of water, flooding the basement floor.
The gurgling sound was unmistakable as the coffee machine began to gurge, signaling that it was ready.
Children laughed as they watched the pond gurge with the movement of the fish beneath the surface.