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Definition of gurk in English: gurkverb ɡəːk [no object]informal Emit a belch. they grunted and gurked with an unconcern that amazed me Example sentencesExamples - We trooped back to the stable, where Brinny was still gurking fiercely.
- the Instructress fell back in disorder when I came bellying up to her, whining and waving my hands and gurking out great poisonous gusts of garlic.
- She spat the meat into her fingers and on to the table without using a fork. She gurked, and farted.
- He ate for an hour without stopping, then finally gurked several times from the very bottom of his satisfied stomach.
- He smiled right down to his tonsils, gurked and patted the belly of the second woman with flat hand.
noun ɡəːk informal A belch. the silence was broken by a shattering gurk from Elspeth Paula Example sentencesExamples - A sea lion let out a loud 'gurk' as it gulped down its dinner.
- He began to say grace with a gurk, and his guts grumbled.
- The surging turned out to be a huge gurk.
Origin Early 20th century: imitative. |