“Gobbling up” in Japanese
Short answer
ペロリ
perori
Gobbling up in Japanese is “ペロリ” (perori). Full meaning: (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up.
Other ways to say “Gobbling up” in Japanese
むしゃむしゃ
mushamusha munching, devouring, gobbling up, ravenously
ペロペロ
peropero licking, lapping up; (eating up) quickly, gobbling up
ぺろっと
perotto (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
べろり
berori (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
ぺろり
perori (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
パクリ
pakuri gaping (e.g. mouth, wound), (opening) wide; snapping up (e.g. bait), biting into (food), gobbling up; plagiarism, rip-off, lifting, cribbing
ぺろリ
perori (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
ムシャムシャ
mushamusha munching, devouring, gobbling up, ravenously
ムシヤムシヤ
mushamusha munching, devouring, gobbling up, ravenously
べろべろ
berobero licking, lapping up; (eating up) quickly, gobbling up
へろへろ
herohero licking, lapping up; (eating up) quickly, gobbling up
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