bluck

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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo make a gurgling sound, typically when liquid is being poured or drained.

The water blucked as it drained from the sink.

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA gurgling sound, typically made by liquid.

I heard a bluck from the drain.

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To give you an example, the sequence "bluck" is not an English word.
To give you an example, the sequence "bluck" is not an English word.
But you get a sense that it could be an English word, that someone could coin a new term of English that we pronounced "bluck." But when you hear the sound "krechts," you instantly know that that not only isn't an English word,
But you get a sense that it could be an English word, that someone could coin a new term of English that we pronounced "bluck." But when you hear the sound "krechts," you instantly know that that not only isn't an English word,

・

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo make a gurgling sound, typically when liquid is being poured or drained.

The water blucked as it drained from the sink.

n. (u.)Uncountable NounA gurgling sound, typically made by liquid.

I heard a bluck from the drain.

To give you an example, the sequence "bluck" is not an English word.
To give you an example, the sequence "bluck" is not an English word.
But you get a sense that it could be an English word, that someone could coin a new term of English that we pronounced "bluck." But when you hear the sound "krechts," you instantly know that that not only isn't an English word,
But you get a sense that it could be an English word, that someone could coin a new term of English that we pronounced "bluck." But when you hear the sound "krechts," you instantly know that that not only isn't an English word,