1. past tense of gaggle; made the sound of a gaggle (a flock of geese); cackled or chattered noisily
Usage: informal; often used to describe the collective noise of geese or similar sounds

Examples

• The geese gaggled loudly as they flew overhead.
• A group of tourists gaggled excitedly when they spotted the wildlife.
• The ducks gaggled near the pond at dawn.
• She gaggled with laughter at the funny joke.
• The flock gaggled in unison as they took flight.