How Do You Spell GOBBLERS?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈɒbləz] (IPA)

The word "gobblers" is spelled with two "b's," not just one. The first "b" is pronounced with a voiced bilabial stop /ɡ/ and the second "b" is pronounced with an unvoiced bilabial stop /b/. This means that when we say "gobblers," we must use a slight puff of air to produce the second "b" sound. It is important to spell words correctly in order to communicate effectively and avoid confusion. In the case of "gobblers," a single "b" could alter the entire meaning of the word.

GOBBLERS Meaning and Definition

1. Gobblers is a plural noun that refers to a group of male turkeys. These birds are commonly recognized for their distinct physical characteristics and vocalizations, often seen displaying their plumage and making gobbling sounds during the breeding season. Gobblers usually have larger bodies and more prominent tail feathers compared to female turkeys, commonly known as hens. These features make gobblers visually impressive and iconic symbols of Thanksgiving celebrations in certain cultures.

   The term "gobblers" has also been used metaphorically to describe individuals who consume food in a hearty or voracious manner. This secondary meaning may be utilized to describe people with a large appetite or those who eat quickly and with enthusiasm. Additionally, in certain contexts, "gobblers" can be used to describe individuals who engage in excessive or careless talk, often characterized by loud voices or a lack of substance in their speech.

   The term "gobblers" is primarily associated with the animal kingdom, specifically turkeys, but it has expanded to encompass various human behaviors or traits. Whether referring to the impressive male turkeys or individuals with ravenous appetites or a tendency to talk excessively, gobblers can evoke images of vibrant displays or excessive consumption.

Common Misspellings for GOBBLERS

• gobblets
• godbless
• gibblets
• gobbels
• gobblins
• gobbleit
• coblers
• dobblers
• nobblerr
• gubblers
• wobblerss
• bobbbers
• gobeserk
• Dobblerr
• Gobblesse
• Gobblens
• Gublers
• Gabelers

Etymology of GOBBLERS

The word "gobblers" originated from Middle English "gobeler", which means "one who gobbles". The term "gobble" in this context refers to the act of swallowing or eating greedily and enthusiastically. The noun "gobblers" is derived from the verb "gobble" and is typically used to refer to turkeys, particularly male turkeys, due to their characteristic gobbling sound.

Similar spelling words for GOBBLERS

• gobbler,
• gobbles.