Gobble

gob'l, v.t. to swallow in lumps to swal- low hastily.—v.i, to make a noise in the throat, as a turkey. [Fr. gober, to devour, with E. suffix -le—a Celt, word gob the mouth, which has also pa ed into prov. E.} Gobelin, gob'e-lm, a rich French tapestry. From the Gobelins, Flemish dyers settled in Pans in the 16th century.]