GOBBLE

gobble

1. verb
   /ˈɡɒb.əl/

   a. To eat something hurriedly and noisily. e.g., "He gobbled up his dinner as if he hadn't eaten in days."

   b. To make the characteristic throaty call of a male turkey. e.g., "We could hear the turkeys gobble in the early morning."

2. noun
   /ˈɡɒb.əl/

   a. The characteristic throaty call made by a male turkey. e.g., "The gobble of the turkey echoed through the woods."

The term "gobble" vividly conveys the sense of consuming something quickly and often noisily, and it is frequently used to describe a way of eating that lacks refinement or is done in great haste. It's also well-known for its association with the sound made by turkeys, particularly male turkeys, which is distinctive and recognizable.