gulped in English
Use "gulped" in a sentence
1. He gulped down the remainder of his coffee.
2. I gulped the acrid liquid.
3. She gulped down a mouthful of coffee.
4. The hungry boy gulped down the bowl of soup.
5. After passing through the ebony doors, Hindbad gulped.
6. Amelia gulped down her coffee and rushed out.
7. He gulped it down , holus - bolus.
8. She gulped nervously, as if the question bothered her.
9. The disappointed boy gulped down a sob and tried to smile.
10. Yet, they figuratively gulped down the camel, which was also unclean.
11. It seemed to parch his mouth as he gulped it down.
12. 19 She gulped down her drink and made a hasty exit.
13. She gulped down her drink and made a hasty exit.
14. She gulped it down, paid the exiguous dispensing fee, and left the premises.
15. Primmie sniffed once more, gulped, and then Blurted forth the explanation
16. Her head broke the surface and she gratefully gulped in air.
17. Joachim cleaned my face, wiping dirt from the bruises whilst I greedily gulped the thick red claret.
18. Synonyms for Crammed in include gobbled, bolted, devoured, gulped, wolfed, guzzled, Crammed, scoffed, scarfed and demolished
19. While the taps were thundering, he poured himself a large whisky and soda, and gulped it.
20. Synonyms for Breathed include respired, panted, puffed, gasped, blew, blown, wheezed, expired, gulped and inspired
21. After the stale fug in the tiny cabin, she gulped down the clean sea air, the car window wide open.
22. Synonyms for Chowed down include dined, ate, eaten, ate heartily, eaten heartily, gobbled, gulped, noshed, wolfed and dug in
23. Synonyms for Breakfasted include broke one's fast, broken one's fast, noshed, ate, eaten, devoured, gobbled, gulped, wolfed and consumed
24. So I gulped down a couple of ""Brisks"" and jetted on over to the Mailbox Peak trailhead
25. Alternative form of chokey 1922, Samuel Hopkins Adams, From a Bench in Our Square[1]: It's worse," gulped a Choky voice
26. After searing the inside of my esophagus with a hurriedly gulped cup of scalding coffee-I was now drinking coffee-I had collected myself.
27. Grimy tugboats lay beside the traps, shrilling the air with creaking winches as they "Brailed" the struggling fish, a half-ton at a time, from the "pounds," now churned to milky foam by the ever-growing throng of prisoners; and all the time the big plants gulped the sea harvest, faster and faster, clanking and gnashing their metal jaws, while the mounds of salmon lay hip-deep to the crews that