Grumble

What do we mean by grumble?

To complain in a surly manner; mutter discontentedly. intransitive verb

To rumble or growl. intransitive verb

To express in a grumbling discontented manner. intransitive verb

A muttered complaint. noun

A rumble; a growl. noun

To make a low rumbling sound; mutter; growl.

To complain in a low, surly voice; murmur with discontent.

Synonyms To complain, repine, croak.

To express or utter in a grumbling or complaining manner.

The act of grumbling; a grumbling speech or remark. noun

A surly person. noun

Plural A grumbling, discontented mood; a fit of the spleen. noun

The noise of one that grumbles. noun

A grumbling, discontented disposition. noun

To express or utter with grumbling. transitive verb

To murmur or mutter with discontent; to make ill-natured complaints in a low voice and a surly manner. intransitive verb

To growl; to snarl in deep tones. intransitive verb

To rumble; to make a low, harsh, and heavy sound; to mutter. intransitive verb

A low thundering, rumbling or growling sound noun

The sound made by a hungry stomach noun

A low thundering, rumbling or growling sound.

The sound made by a hungry stomach.

A surly complaint.

Words that are spelled similarly to grumble:
grumble, rumble, crumble, trumble, grubble, drumble, grimble, grumbly.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word grumble:
jones, cavalry, gen, gap, hunter, confederate, brigade, virginia, wanted, always, battle, see, union.

Words that rhyme with grumble:
humble, tumble, stumble, rumble, crumble, fumble, jumble, wimble, trumble, gimbal, mumble, bumble, umbel, drumble, scumble, timbal, fimble, trumbull, tymbal, cimbal, dimble, sumbul, symbal, jumbal, gumbel, kumble, from bill, umble.

Adjectives that are often used to describe grumble:
low, occasional, stomach, little, good, distant, deep, old, long, loud, only, general, continuous, single, natured, faint, dull, terrible, constant, usual, soft, steady, angry, inarticulate, mild, muffled, chronic, odd, familiar, final, ominous, mere, inevitable, comic, rich, sullen, sleepy, characteristic, longer, ceaseless, articulate, chief, pacific, impatient, slow, slight, taciturn, audible, everlasting, customary, muted, querulous, unfortunate, coming, hearty, surly, mock, hoarse, harsh, guttural, monotonous, outrageous, rumbling, momentary, frequent, least, unintelligible, casual, supernatural, quiet, widespread, scotch, far, exasperated, continual, cunning, slightest, insistent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective grumble:
jones, something, family, swish, guest, sessions, guts.

Words that sound like grumble:
grumble, crumble, grumbled, grumbles, grumbler, gumbel, grubble, crimble, crumple, gribble, gimble, gimbel, gimbal, gambill, grabill, graham bell, gamble, gumball, grable, crimple, grumpily, grenoble, grabble, gum ball, graybeal, gambell, growable, griebel, gumboil, crumbled, crumbles, trumble, trumbull, grumping, krummel, kumble, creable, gimpel, gripple, graybill, rumble, tremble, grumpy, grapple, grumbling, grampa, gambol, trimble, kimble, kimball, grumbly, gumba, kemble, drumble, kimbel, cribble, game ball, kembel, kreml, jumble, grinnell, jumbal, scramble, campbell, bramble, crumpled, cambell, crumby, grubbing, crumples, tramble, crumpler, scrumple, caromel, comble, kriebel, kumpel, crumbum, gerbil, gabel, gimel, graupel, greenbelt, gabelle, gerbille, remble, gemmell, greenhill, gimbals, gemba, kimbell, gebel, gruwell, gemmel, green belt, green hill, gribbles, grimily, grubbily, gimmal.