1. to rinse and wash the throat and mouth with a liquid, typically while making a gurgling sound
Usage: third person singular present tense or plural form

1. a liquid preparation used for rinsing the throat and mouth, often medicated
Usage: plural form

Examples

• She gargles with salt water every morning to soothe her sore throat.
• He gargles for about 30 seconds before spitting out the liquid.
• The doctor recommended several different gargles to help with the infection.
• Many gargles contain antiseptic ingredients to kill bacteria.
• She gargles after brushing her teeth as part of her oral hygiene routine.
• The pharmacy sells several brands of medicated gargles.
• He gargles loudly in the bathroom every night.