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V10 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound_effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion_lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with:[/h4]

* [[sloshing_belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

[h4]Related tags:[/h4]

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

[h4]Sound effects:[/h4]

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)]]

Many sound effects will be in vowelless, or extended form.

Handling gurgling

- Gurgle sound effects that start with Gw-, or Gl- should be treated as a derived sound effect.
- Messy or random looking examples should not be treated as a variation of any kind. Only treat as a variation if you can still make phonetic sense out of the term.

Common variations

The [[sound_effect_variant]] tag should apply, and conditionally a reduction, or extension tag.

* "Grrgle", "Grrrgl", "Glrrgle"

Common reductions

The [[reduced_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Gurg", "Grrgl", "Glurg", "Gluurg", "Glrgl", "Glrrgl", "Glurgl"

Common extensions

The [[extended_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Guurgle", "Grrrrgle", "Guurrrrggle", "Glurrgle"

[h4]See also:[/h4]
* [[sound_effects]] - For non-word sound effects (i.e. "grrrgl")
* [[onomatopoeia]] - For word-based sound effects (i.e. "gurgle")
Updated by surveyork9 Fri, Jan 12 '24, 19:42
V9 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Sound effects

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)]]

Many sound effects will be in vowelless, or extended form.

Handling gurgling

- Gurgle sound effects that start with Gw-, or Gl- should be treated as a derived sound effect.
- Messy or random looking examples should not be treated as a variation of any kind. Only treat as a variation if you can still make phonetic sense out of the term.

Common variations

The [[sound_effect_variant]] tag should apply, and conditionally a reduction, or extension tag.

* "Grrgle", "Grrrgl", "Glrrgle"

Common reductions

The [[reduced_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Gurg", "Grrgl", "Glurg", "Gluurg", "Glrgl", "Glrrgl", "Glurgl"

Common extensions

The [[extended_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Guurgle", "Grrrrgle", "Guurrrrggle", "Glurrgle"

See also

* [[sound_effects]] - For non-word sound effects (i.e. "grrrgl")
* [[onomatopoeia]] - For word-based sound effects (i.e. "gurgle")
Updated by 134455RJ Tue, Nov 29 '22, 15:07
V8 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Sound effects

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)]]

Many sound effects will be in vowelless, or extended form.

Handling gurgling

- Gurgle sound effects that start with Gw-, or Gl- should be treated as a derived sound effect.
- Messy or random looking examples should not be treated as a variation of any kind. Only treat as a variation if you can still make phonetic sense out of the term.

Common variations

The [[sound_effect_variant]] tag should apply, and conditionally a reduction, or extension tag.

* "Grrgle", "Grrrgl", "Glrrgle"

Common reductions

The [[reduced_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Gurg", "Grrgl", "Glurg", "Gluurg", "Glrgl", "Glrrgl", "Glurgl"

Common extensions

The [[extended_sound_effect]] tag should apply.

"Guurgle", "Grrrrgle", "Guurrrrggle", "Glurrgle"

See also

* [[sound_effects]] - For non-word sound effects (i.e. "grrrgl")
* [[onomatopoeia]] - For word-based sound effects (i.e. "gurgle")





















Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:18
V7 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Sound effects

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)]]

Many sound effects will be in vowelless, or extended form.

Handling gurgling

- Gurgle sound effects that start with Gw-, or Gl- should be treated as a derived sound effect.
- Messy or random looking examples should not be treated as a variation of any kind. Only treat as a variation if you can still make phonetic sense out of the term.























Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:09
V6 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Sound effects

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)]]

Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:08
V5 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Sound effects

The most common [[onomatopoeia]] / [[sound effects]] associated with this tag are listed here.

* [[belly_groan]]
* [[belly_growl]]
* [[belly_gurgle]]
* [[blorp]] / [[glorp]]
* [[burble_(sound_effect)]]
* [[churn]]
* [[glurk]]
* [[rumbling]] - "rumble" / "grumble"
* [[slosh]]
* [[slorsh]]
* [[slush_(sound_effect)

Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:08
V4 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* [[belly]]
* [[stomach]]
* [[digestion]]
* [[digestion_noises]]
* [[stuffing]]
* [[vore]]

Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:05
V3 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).

Not to be confused with

* [[sloshing belly]], while both tags describe sounds related to the belly, sloshing belly describes liquids moving within the belly, while this describes hunger/digestive noises.

Related tags

* belly
* stomach
* digestion
* digestion_noises
* stuffing
* vore

Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:05
V2 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by [[onomatopoeia]] or [[sound effects]] such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including [[bubbles]], [[squeans]], [[emanata]], or wiggling [[motion lines]] around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).
Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:01
V1 [b]Rumbling Stomach[/b] is usually represented by onomatopoeia or sound effects such as "growl", "grrr", "gurgle", "glorp", "churn". These are often joined by iconography, including bubbles, squeans, emanata, or wiggling motion lines around the character's abdomen/belly. However, either text or icons may be used alone. Another way a rumbling stomach can be show visually is through a common cartoon trope that has the surface of the belly rippling as the stomach growls (see example 2 above).
Updated by 134455RJ Sun, Oct 16 '22, 02:00