Third person singular present tense of burble; speaks rapidly or incoherently, or produces a bubbling or gurgling sound.
Conjugated form of 'burble', the imitative verb that entered English in the 19th century, here marked for third person singular present tense.
Onomatopoeia like 'burbles' demonstrate how English evolves—speakers heard bubbling water and confused speech and wanted one word to capture both, showing language's creative genius.
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