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Definition of rumble
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Rumble
(n.) A noisy
report;
rumor.
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Grucche
::
Grucche
(v. i.) To
murmur;
to
grumble.
Crumbled
::
Crumbled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Crumbl.
Rumble
::
Rumble
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
a
rumble,
or
shaking
machine.
See
Rumble,
n., 4..
Relais
::
Relais
(n.) A
narrow
space
between
the foot of the
rampart
and the scarp of the
ditch,
serving
to
receive
the earth that may
crumble
off or be
washed
down, and
prevent
its
falling
into the
ditch..
Romble
::
Romble
(v.&
n.)
Rumble.
Mutter
::
Mutter
(v. i.) To utter words
indistinctly
or with a low voice and lips
partly
closed;
esp., to utter
indistinct
complaints
or angry
expressions;
to
grumble;
to
growl..
Rumble
::
Rumble
(v. i.) To make a low,
heavy,
continued
sound;
as, the
thunder
rumbles
at a
distance..
Crumble
::
Crumble
(v. t.) To break into small
pieces;
to cause to fall in
pieces.
Content
::
Content
(a.)
Contained
within
limits;
hence,
having
the
desires
limited
by that which one has; not
disposed
to
repine
or
grumble;
satisfied;
contented;
at
rest..
Croak
::
Croak (v. i.) To
complain;
especially,
to
grumble;
to
forebode
evil; to utter
complaints
or
forebodings
habitually..
Maunder
::
Maunder
(v. i.) To
mutter;
to
mumble;
to
grumble;
to speak
indistinctly
or
disconnectedly;
to talk
incoherently.
Grumble
::
Grumble
(n.) A
grumbling,
discontented
disposition..
Rumble
::
Rumble
(n.) A seat for
servants,
behind
the body of a
carriage..
Rumble
::
Rumble
(n.) A noisy
report;
rumor.
Rumbling
::
Rumbling
() a. & n. from
Rumble,
v. i..
Croaker
::
Croaker
(n.) One who
croaks,
murmurs,
grumbles,
or
complains
unreasonably;
one who
habitually
forebodes
evil..
Grumble
::
Grumble
(v. i.) To
murmur
or
mutter
with
discontent;
to make
ill-natured
complaints
in a low voice and a surly
manner.
Moulder
::
Moulder
(v. t.) To turn to dust; to cause to
crumble;
to cause to waste away.
Lumber
::
Lumber
(v. i.) To make a sound as if
moving
heavily
or
clumsily;
to
rumble.
Grumble
::
Grumble
(v. t.) To
express
or utter with
grumbling.
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