burble
21burble — bur·ble …
22burble — bur•ble [[t]ˈbɜr bəl[/t]] v. bled, bling, n. 1) to make a bubbling sound; bubble; gurgle 2) to speak in an excited manner; babble 3) a bubbling or gentle flow 4) an excited flow of speech • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME; perh. var. of bubble bur′bler …
23burble — /ˈbɜbəl / (say berbuhl) verb (t) (burbled, burbling) 1. to make a bubbling sound; bubble. 2. to speak quickly and unclearly. 3. to speak incoherently or inconsequentially. –noun 4. a bubbling or gentle gush. 5. a flow of excited, unclear speech.… …
24burble — v. Talk foolishly or meaninglessly …
25burble — v. & n. v.intr. 1 speak ramblingly; make a murmuring noise. 2 Aeron. (of an air flow) break up into turbulence. n. 1 a murmuring noise. 2 rambling speech. Derivatives: burbler n. Etymology: 19th c.: imit …
26compressibility burble — A region of disturbed flow produced by and occurring aft of shock wave. Control difficulties may occur when controls are in the compressibility burble regime. See also burble point …
27compressibility burble — noun : a burble that occurs in the flow about an airplane at speeds approaching the speed of sound …
28burblenti — burblenti, ẽna, ẽno 1. tr., intr. B, R86, Tlž, Jnš neaiškiai kalbėti, murmėti, niurnėti: Ką tu ten burbleni po nosia? Rod. Nustok tu burblenti niekus! Antš. Burblẽna ir burblẽna kaip nemunių puodas Kp. 2. intr. piktai kalbėti, bambėti: Ko tu… …
29burblenimas — burblẽnimas sm. (1) K → burblenti 2: Kam gali patikt toks nuolatinis burblẽnimas? Lnkv …
30burbling point — burble point or burbling point noun (aerodynamics) The angle of attack at which the sharp drop in the ratio of lift to drag (an effect of burbling too near the leading edge) first appears • • • Main Entry: ↑burble …
