Usage of "burble" | TermGallery

Catalan

Spanish

Flow in an irregular current with a bubbling noise.

Usage of burble in English

The hectic activity registered as a background burble amid Laton's steely thoughts. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

Through the wall, she could hear the mindless burble of Max's TV. 
 Ancient shores 

Morley's earlier monosyllabic burble had irritated Charlie, but now he missed it. 
 Moonfall 

There has been much burble about this innovative kind of children's entertainment. 
 The Guardian 

There was a gasp and a burble of laughter from the crowd. 
 Shadow and Bone 

Then, let them burble on about the joys of Mongolian cars. 
 The South African 

Tory sat paralyzed, listening to the electronic burble of the equipment. 
 Moonfall 

Just a low purr, and a soft burble from the pipes. 
 Nothing to lose 

So I sat and let her burble her way through our tale of woe. 
 Double Dexter 

For a small brook it had a nice steady burble. 
 Patient Zero 

He listened to her splash and burble, but he did not look at her. 
 Brotherhood of the Wolf 

She gave an involuntary yip, a strange burble of sound. 
 The Girls 

Carver let him burble on, his silence only making Malgrave all the more effusive. 
 The accident man 

I hear the river burble and I smell the earth. 
 The Guardian 

Behind his voice, New York sounds burble in through the open windows of Tim's apartment. 
 A Hundred Thousand Worlds 

Great, I say, and I burble out a summary. 
 Lit: a memoir 

burble

Noun

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Verb

Indicative · Present

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Translations for burble

Catalan

Spanish

Burble through the time

Meanings of burble in English