Gurgle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 226
gurgl, v. to flow in att irregular noisy current, as water from a bottle to make a bubbling sound. [l'hiough an It t*oi goghare, from the same loot as Gorge, if. Gargle Gurnet, gui'net, Gurnard, gur'nard, n a kind of fish. [Supposed to be so called from the sound makes when taken out of the water from 0. Fr. gournauld— Fr. grogner, to grunt — L. grunnio, to grunt
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