(1) The sound coming from the other end of the line was such a gargle of noise that she wasn't sure if Dominic was growling or groaning in exasperation.

(2) Instruct patients to gargle with warm water

(3) For example, someone with a sore throat should gargle with salt water.

(4) Howard tried to speak but all that came out was an inarticulate, squeaky gargle .

(5) This can be used to gargle , rinse the mouth, or take internally to treat sore throats and toothache.

(6) So I bought some, mixed 20 ml with water and went for a good long gargle .

(7) Traditionally patients are advised to gargle with saline, often with the addition of sodium bicarbonate.

(8) It uttered another stream of noise, this time something between a gargle and a roar.

(9) Darius opened and closed his mouth several times, but the only noise that came out was a shocked gargle .

(10) As you know, he used to gargle with hot water before he gave a speech or went on television.

(11) Mixed with water it can be employed as a shampoo, a gargle , or for nasal administration (nasya).

(12) Although the film boasts little dialogue, the sound effects are vital to the film's comic timing - where would we be without that desperate gargle of the fish fountain?

(13) A swig and gargle of mouthwash

(14) The infusion of the leaves is a gargle for sore throat.

(15) He instructs patients to gargle and swallow or spit out (depending on location of the lesions) 5 to 10 mL at least five times daily until lesions resolve.

(16) It is important not to swallow an aspirin gargle when taking other medicines.

(17) Take honey on its own or make a gargle by mixing two tablespoons of set honey with four tablespoons of cider vinegar and a pinch of salt.

(18) The muted, standard exhaust is now more of a burbling gargle with undertones of thunder.

(19) A gargle for sore throats

(20) They refused him a gargle