gurgle in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Gurgle: to make a bubbling or murmuring sound, often associated with a liquid or a joyful vocalization.

The baby began to gurgle happily as she played with her colorful toys.
As the water boiled, it started to gurgle in the pot, signaling that it was ready for pasta.
He couldn't help but gurgle with laughter at the comedian's witty jokes.
The brook would gurgle softly, creating a soothing background sound in the peaceful forest.
After taking a sip of the fizzy drink, she felt a gurgle in her stomach, reminding her to eat something.
The baby began to gurgle happily as it played in the crib.
I could hear the water gurgle through the pipes as the faucet was turned on.
She let out a soft gurgle of laughter when she saw the puppy.
As the soup simmered, a gentle gurgle emerged from the pot on the stove.
The stream gurgled over the rocks, creating a soothing melody in the quiet forest.