terms |
gargled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb gargled is
(
gargle).
gargles |
gargled |
As a noun gargles
is .
As a verb gargled is
(
gargle).
gargled |
gurgled |
As verbs the difference between gargled and gurgled
is that
gargled is (
gargle) while
gurgled is (
gurgle).
hoarse |
gargled |
As an adjective hoarse
is afflicted by a dry, quite harsh voice.
As a verb gargled is
(
gargle).
gaggled |
gargled |
As verbs the difference between gaggled and gargled
is that
gaggled is past tense of gaggle while
gargled is past tense of gargle.
gargler |
gargled |
As a noun gargler
is one who gargles.
As a verb gargled is
(
gargle).
garbled |
gargled |
As verbs the difference between garbled and gargled
is that
garbled is past tense of garble while
gargled is past tense of gargle.
As an adjective garbled
is (
of a message etc) difficult to understand because it has been distorted; scrambled.
jargled |
gargled |
As verbs the difference between jargled and gargled
is that
jargled is (
jargle) while
gargled is (
gargle).
gangled |
gargled |
As verbs the difference between gangled and gargled
is that
gangled is (
gangle) while
gargled is (
gargle).
gargle |
gargled |
As verbs the difference between gargle and gargled
is that
gargle is to clean one's mouth by holding water or some other liquid in the back of the mouth and blowing air out from the lungs while
gargled is (
gargle).
As a noun gargle
is a liquid used for gargling or
gargle can be .
