burbling

Heck, I didn't know "burbling" was a real word until I noticed my spell checker wasn't underlining it.

Paul Dailing: Fish Burbling: How Crazy New Media Terms are Changing the Future of Everything 2009

Visually you can picture this as some kind of burbling pot where the foam that rises brings the violent ones to the surface and the more moderate ones remain at the bottom of the pot and receive whatever misfortunes trickle down from the bomb throwing ones who flourish at the top of the pot.

When Is a Shoah not a Shoah? 2008

As we walk, I dangle the book over the side of the bridge, and let it drop into the thick burbling brown goop of the river, which will certainly dissolve it before we even get home.

Angry Young Man Chris Lynch 2011

There's a genuine satirical richness to these portrayals; they do go beyond simple impressions of the old school -- you know, Jimmy Cagney saying "you're the guy who shot my sister" and Cary Grant burbling "Judy Judy Judy" and so on.

Tom Shales reviews tonight's retrospecial,'The Women of "Saturday Night Live"' Tom Shales 2010

The media was burbling with excited speculation that the race had fundamentally changed and was now hurtling toward the destination that reporters, wherever their personal political sympathies lay, longed for it to reach: the State of Too Close to Call, the City of Dead Heat, the Valley of Sudden Death.

O: A Presidential Novel Anonymous 2011

I heard friends burbling with unabashed, redole(sc)ent joy at seeing the first Pulp comeback show at Spain's Primavera festival in May (which I was meant to have attended), and then witnessed it myself in London in July - the band absolutely owning the stage, the audience and the venue (it's surely no surprise their 1998 live DVD, also filmed in London, was titled The Park Is Mine) at Wireless.

Charlie Ivens: Where now for Resurrected Left-Pop Iconoclasts Pulp? Charlie Ivens 2011

Is the entertainment value of a kid sobering up after anesthesia or a baby burbling at random pieces of paper worth the costs of objectifying them for public consumption, however diverting, enlightening or cathartic?

'The Kids Grow Up' turns the lens on home videos and the right to privacy 2011

And so he lay there, tasting the blood that trickled out the corners of his mouth like a slow burbling spring, convinced that his back was broken.

Jay Kirk: Museum Of Natural History And Carl Akeley's Jounrey To Build Its African Wing Jay Kirk 2010

Asked if being surrounded by burbling babies made him feel “broody,” Wills winced.

William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

It's a rather smug Guardian piece; I winced at Harris's errors ( "Republican" instead of "Nationalist", mispronouncing "Bangor", misspelling Ian Parsley's name) and a lot of it is him burbling to the camera or to the locals rather than actually getting their views.

April Books 1) The Emperor's Babe, by Bernardine Evaristo 50books_poc 2010