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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
gulp .
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Examples
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He wolfed his ham and corn bread, gulped from a canteen full of cold coffee.
The Guns Of The South Turtledove, Harry 1960
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"That was a moment when we kind of gulped and said, 'Oh, man'," McKinnon later recalled.
INNER CIRCLE 2007
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Well, if you know someone who's already been "gulped," they can give you one.
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When Pittsburgh picked him up to start the year, I was managing Cincinnati and trying to break down the league, and I kind of gulped, and thought, 'Oops, they just got a lot better.'
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Well, if you know someone who's already been "gulped," they can give you one.
Archive 2005-04-01 2005
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It had a floater to it, and Edwards kind of gulped a couple of times, but you can see that he's waiting in the wings.
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A few eatables are swallowed in haste -- the visitor talking away all the while with his mouth full -- a glass of wine or of punch is "gulped" down, and the gentleman bows himself out.
The Secrets of the Great City James Dabney McCabe 1862
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Here Come the TV Ads - Steve Ballmer says he "gulped" when he approved the marketing budget for Microsoft's new Bing search engine -- it's reportedly in the $100 million range.
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Here Come the TV Ads - Steve Ballmer says he "gulped" when he approved the marketing budget for Microsoft's new Bing search engine -- it's reportedly in the $100 million range.
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Here Come the TV Ads - Steve Ballmer says he "gulped" when he approved the marketing budget for Microsoft's new Bing search engine -- it's reportedly in the $100 million range.
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