I. gulp [gʌlp] SUST. (large swallow)
II. gulp [gʌlp] V. trans.
- gulp
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- gulp liquid, food
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| I | gulp |
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| you | gulp |
| he/she/it | gulps |
| we | gulp |
| you | gulp |
| they | gulp |
| I | gulped |
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| you | gulped |
| he/she/it | gulped |
| we | gulped |
| you | gulped |
| they | gulped |
| I | have | gulped |
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| you | have | gulped |
| he/she/it | has | gulped |
| we | have | gulped |
| you | have | gulped |
| they | have | gulped |
| I | had | gulped |
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| you | had | gulped |
| he/she/it | had | gulped |
| we | had | gulped |
| you | had | gulped |
| they | had | gulped |
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They used to take five plates of soup as a starter and then gulp down three or four steaks with trimmings.
en.wikipedia.org The fish has a pair of primitive lungs instead of a swim bladder, allowing it to periodically gulp air from the surface of the water.
en.wikipedia.org He opened his mouth and swallowed the sea in a huge gulp.
en.wikipedia.org The lung contains many thin-walled blood vessels, so blood flowing through those vessels can pick up oxygen from air gulped into the lung.
en.wikipedia.org She begins to take bigger gulps when it comes to the part to taste the product and her speech becomes comically slurred.
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