gobble

There, in the sight of the Eagle, the Fox gobbled them up.

The plugs only worked, the lions only gobbled. They gobbled the farms, the mines, the factories, an' now they've gobbled the government.

Unfortunately the puppies rushed in and gobbled up all the eggs before he could stop them.

Shimerda egged them on, chuckling while she gobbled her food.

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

Whatever little fault they might find with the dishes, they sat at dinner a prodigiously long while; and it would really have made you ashamed to see how they swilled down the liquor and gobbled up the food.

'Just gobbled and gobbled, till I found out how to do it.

Soon Josy developed nobler feelings, for she and Joeykin suddenly fell madly in love with each other across the table, but unaffected by this pretty picture, Joey continued to put whole sausages in his mouth at a time, and then rubbed himself a little lower down, while old Joey secreted them about his person; and when David wasn't looking they both pounced on his sausages, and yet as they gobbled they were constantly running to the top of the stair and screaming to the servant to bring up more sausages.

One day while I was making them I happened to drop one of them, and one of Billina's chickens gobbled it up.

It was unfortunate that the poundman had gobbled Maria's cows.

We had gobbled down three armies one after another, and taken the conceit out of four Austrian generals; one of them, an old man who had white hair, had been roasted like a rat in the straw before Mantua.

These being hastily gobbled up, the chicken spread its wings, and alighted close by Phoebe on the window-sill, where it looked gravely into her face and vented its emotions in a croak.