Gurgle (verb)

1. To make a sound like water bubbling in the throat or stomach.
2. To make a sound like water flowing in a narrow channel.

Origin:

From middle english gurgulen, from old french gorgueler, of imitative origin.

Examples:

1. The baby's stomach gurgled as she drifted off to sleep.
2. The stream gurgled merrily as it flowed over the rocks.
3. The old man's throat gurgled as he tried to speak.
4. The plumbing gurgled as air bubbles escaped through the pipes.
5. The pitcher gurgled as she filled it with water from the faucet.