surkle.
to gurgle, burble, slosh, squelch; to flow or move with a soft bubbling, gulping or sucking sound
Meaning & usage
to gurgle, burble, slosh, squelch; to flow or move with a soft bubbling, gulping or sucking sound
Sjøen surkler under brygga.
to gurgle, rattle; to make a wet, gurgling sound as air passes through mucus in the airways
Det surkler i brystet.
to suck or draw on something so that it makes a gurgling sound
Where this word comes from
Of onomatopoeic origin. Compare Norwegian Nynorsk surkle (“to gurgle, burble; make a sucking or sloshing sound”).
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