Verb:

அவசர அவசரமாக மடக் கென்ற சப்தத்துடன் விழுங்கு,

gobble's Usage Examples:

We swooned at the E3 screenshots for several years, we read first-hand reports, drooled over videos and gobbled up every delicious morsel about the game from day one.

Shots that were even only slightly misplaced were gobbled by the very penal rough or huge bunkers.

On standing committee, opposition backbenchers are frequently supplied with gobbledygook notes by specialist ' advisers ' .

victimized by events, it attacks them and gobbles them up.

gobbleat the rate big companies are gobbling up land, this vast acreage could be filled much sooner.

gobbled the sweets, you get to keep this fabulous jar.

gobbled straight down.

"They sprinted across the floor and leaped up to the elevated platforms, poking their soft muzzles into the stanchions to gobble the grain.

Pythons only eat once a week, but their huge unhinged jaws mean they can gobble prey much larger than themselves.

"It's good, anyway," said Zeb, "or those little rascals wouldn't have gobbled it up so greedily.

The perfect way to show sweethearts exactly how you feel without seeing your gift gobbled down.

They used to gobble the same food as the gentry.

She took me on a guided tour of gobbledygook which included critical success factors, traffic lights, milestones and a balanced score card.

Synonyms:

eat, bolt,

Antonyms:

take in, keep quiet, hold,