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I know that it's an onomatopoeia, and it's an adverb that can take the と
particle.

The context goes something like this. There is an object. The object in
question is filled with a liquid. The object also has an opening in it. The
liquid spills out, flows out, gushes out, and so on. どぼり(と) is attached to the
said action of the liquid.

I looked on Denshi Jisho, and it has nothing on it. I looked on Weblio, and it
has nothing on it. I even looked on this one
[website](http://thejadednetwork.com/) that lists sound effects, and there was
nothing.

So does anyone know what it means?
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definitions onomatopoeia
What does どぼり mean?
「どぼり」 is a variant of 「どぼどぼ」. The latter should be listed in any good
dictionary.
[プログレッシブ和英中辞典](https://kotobank.jp/jeword/%E3%81%A9%E3%81%BC%E3%81%A9%E3%81%BC)
explains it this way.

> 酒{さけ}をコップに **どぼどぼ** とついだ
>
> The sake made a gurgling sound as he poured it into his cup.

(That English is a "free" translation by the dictionary. The subject of the
original is an unmentioned person and not 酒.)

[Even Jisho has 「ドボドボ」,
too](https://jisho.org/search/%E3%81%A9%E3%81%BC%E3%81%A9%E3%81%BC).

You might want to remember that many onomatopoeias related to liquid movements
will start with a 「 **ど + b** 」 as in 「どぶん」、「どぼん」、「どばどば」、「どばっ」, etc.

Finally, it is so hot today that I just want to **どぶん** とプールに飛{と}び込{こ}みたい
after posting this answer.
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