Gobble
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
a. [Fr. gober, to gulp down, from Celt. gob, the mouth.] To swallow with open mouth or greedily; to swallow hastily, or in large pieces. "Supper gobbled up in haste." - Swift . -v. n. To make a noise in the throat, as a turkey. "Fat turkies gobbling at the door." - Prior. Gob'bler, n . One who swallows food with rapidity; a greedy eater; a gormandizer. - A turkey-cock. Gobelin Tapestry. See TAPESTRY. Go'-between, n . One who interposes between two parties; a mediator; a broker. (Generally in a bad sense.) Go'bi, or COBI, a range of country in Central Asia, comprising a large part of Chinese Turkestan and Mongolia. Extent , 1,300 m. in length, with a breadth varying from 400 to 800 m. Mostly a sandy desert, interspersed with a few oases. Lat. 40° to 50° N., Lon. 90° to 120° E. In 1874-6 remains of ancient cities were discovered, but as yet little attention has been given them.
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