gurge

/ɡɜrdʒ/
noun
  1. A whirlpool or swirling mass of water.
    • We watched the gurge form as the river met the incoming tide.
    • The boat was caught in a dangerous gurge near the rocks.
    • The swimmer was pulled under by a sudden gurge.
verb
  1. To swirl or whirl, like water in a whirlpool.
    • The current gurged violently after the storm.
    • The water gurged around the drain as it emptied.
    • Leaves gurged in the eddy behind the bridge pillar.
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