What is another word for burbling?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈɜːblɪŋ], [ bˈɜːblɪŋ], [ b_ˈɜː_b_l_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Burbling:
adj.
• all (adjective) • babbling (adjective) • bubbly (adjective) • foamy (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• burbling (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- harangue,
- murmur,
- blab,
- voice,
- low-down,
- level-headed,
- boiling,
- absurd,
- buggy,
- riffle,
- babbler,
- laugh,
- squish,
- preposterous,
- wild,
- softheaded,
- dab,
- grumble,
- kookie,
- uncomplicated,
- ripple,
- elementary,
- aroused,
- round-eyed,
- vital,
- jabber,
- loony,
- frothing,
- screecher,
- well-grounded,
- fruity,
- vesication,
- nutty,
- grumbling,
- effervescing,
- vocalize,
- changeling,
- splatter,
- sulfurous,
- backwards,
- kooky,
- blebbed,
- cretin,
- laughable,
- chapped,
- scintillation,
- yeastlike,
- reasoned,
- exuberant,
- speech sound,
- handful,
- susurrant,
- overlapping,
- red-hot,
- crackbrained,
- spanking,
- bellower,
- zippy,
- looney,
- demented,
- screwball,
- nuts,
- strait,
- heavy,
- worked up,
- springy,
- screamer,
- acid,
- slop,
- looking,
- imbrication,
- wavelet,
- sick,
- bouncy,
- healthy,
- unhinged,
- eructation,
- dim-witted,
- bitter,
- acerbic,
- half-wit,
- nutcase,
- guggle,
- high-spirited,
- bonkers,
- live,
- scurvy,
- lallation,
- wide-eyed,
- gaga,
- ludicrous,
- moron,
- sing,
- mad,
- daft,
- feebleminded,
- excited,
- snappy,
- babble out,
- blab out,
- rattling,
- balmy,
- talk,
- twinkle,
- rearward,
- blather,
- spill the beans,
- sulphurous,
- brisk,
- fizzing,
- brainsick,
- miserable,
- breakdown,
- slow-witted,
- mentally retarded,
- alligatored,
- sparkly,
- stir,
- champagne,
- auditory sensation,
- developmentally challenged,
- disturbed,
- vocalise,
- slosh,
- loco,
- nonsensical,
- whirlpool,
- virulent,
- acrid,
- slush,
- blether,
- derisory,
- talebearing,
- around the bend,
- zesty,
- smatter,
- childlike,
- unproblematic,
- squelch,
- retard,
- belch,
- alert,
- weirdo,
- blither,
- unsubdivided,
- murmuration,
- levelheaded,
- rearwards,
- riant,
- ridiculous,
- yeller,
- loopy,
- whacky,
- barmy,
- merry,
- underdone,
- mere,
- splattering,
- go,
- vesiculation,
- tattle,
- good,
- low,
- roughened,
- burp,
- chatter,
- rant,
- abject,
- vitriolic,
- let the cat out of the bag,
- splosh,
- idiot,
- mutter,
- sprinkle,
- bats,
- whirl,
- acerb,
- intelligent,
- simpleton,
- zestful,
- resilient,
- racy,
- wacky,
- phone,
- caustic,
- batty,
- dewy-eyed,
- purl stitch,
- swash,
- haywire,
- spatter,
- simple-minded,
- unbalanced,
- round the bend,
- imbecilic,
- fathom,
- gabble,
- audio,
- stewing,
- dotty,
- sough,
- wakeless,
- back,
- leaky,
- whispering,
- eddy,
- peach,
- spattering,
- bubble,
- bawler,
- half-witted,
- profound,
- blabbermouthed,
- cockeyed,
- bare,
- scintillating,
- plash,
- mussitation,
- hot,
- effectual,
- swirl,
- legal,
- titterer,
- crackers.
- gushy,
- blebby,
- blistery,
- cracked,
- Blabbing,
- vesicular,
- sound,
- ebullient,
- riffling,
- arrested,
- babble,
- crazy,
- tattling,
- sloshing,
- jabbering,
- retarded,
- imbecile,
- lapping,
- sparkling,
- prattling,
- souffle,
- simple,
- burble,
- Plashing,
- belching,
- subnormal,
- smattering,
- effervescent,
- purl,
- chattering,
- beaten,
- gurgle,
- blistered,
- simmering,
- blethering,
- blistering,
- trilling,
- murmuring,
- idiotic,
- splashing,
- moronic,
- burping,
- cooing,
- mongoloid,
- blathering,
- muttering,
- Cackling,
- Cockling,
- Purling,
- Prating,
- foaming,
- talking,
- sounding,
- backward,
- not all there,
- fizzy,
- splash,
- blithering,
- Whipped,
- Chatting,
- spumy,
- simpleminded,
- emotional,
- Ruffling,
- ranting,
- Undulating,
- bubbly,
- half-baked.
How to use "Burbling" in context?
"burbling" is a word used to describe a noisy, gurgling, or bubbling sound. Some people attribute the word to the Old English word for "babbling brook." Other sources say the word may come from the Old Norse word for "babbling.
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