US /ˈgɑ:bl/
・UK /ˈgɒbl/
Cluck, cluck, gobble, gobble.
A gobble, gobble.
Gobble, glug, glug.
Gobble, glug, glug. Haha, diddly-ho, neighbor!
So before I gobble all of the Dwigim and Ddeokbokki, why don't I share a little with you?
So before I gobble all of the twigim (튀김) and tteokbokki (떡볶이) why don't I share
'Cause if Madonna had a wooden statue, she'd just gobble that sardine.
'Cause if Madonna had a wooden statue, she'd just gobble that sardine!
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 paved the way for each of these companies to gobble each other up more and more.
The Telecommunications act in 1996 paved the way for each of these companies to gobble each other up more and more.
It even has its own mini immune system, placental immune cells, that gobble up anything that poses a threat.
Placental immune cells that gobble up anything that poses a threat.
And importantly, if it wanted to, it could make it harder for Wall Street and corporate landlords to gobble up the existing rental housing stock by using its antitrust policies.
And importantly, it could, if it wanted to, it could make it harder for Wall Street and corporate landlords to gobble up the existing rental housing stock by using its antitrust policies.
dogs, but suburbia comes in many forms. And people in suburbs of all types gobble up more
and people in suburbs of all types gobble up more energy, water, and
During this process, yeast gobble up sugar molecules called glucose and fructose in grape juice, converting them into carbon dioxide and ethanol, the type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages.
During this process, yeast gobble up