Mumble

What do we mean by mumble?

To utter indistinctly by lowering the voice or partially closing the mouth. intransitive verb

To chew slowly or ineffectively without or as if without teeth. intransitive verb

To speak words indistinctly, as by lowering the voice or partially closing the mouth. intransitive verb

To chew food slowly or ineffectively, as if with the gums. intransitive verb

A low indistinct sound or utterance. noun

To speak with the vocal organs partly closed, so as to render the sounds inarticulate and imperfect; speak in low tones, hesitatingly, or deprecatingly.

To chew or bite softly or with the gums; work food with the gums on account of lack or defectiveness of teeth.

To utter in a low inarticulate voice.

To chew gently; work (food) by rubbing it with the gums on account of lack of teeth.

To cover up or hide, as if by uttering in a mumbling, unintelligible fashion; say over inarticulately: with up.

A low, indistinct utterance. noun

To speak with the lips partly closed, so as to render the sounds inarticulate and imperfect; to utter words in a grumbling indistinct manner, indicating discontent or displeasure; to mutter. transitive verb

To chew something gently with closed lips. transitive verb

To utter with a low, inarticulate voice. transitive verb

To chew or bite gently, as one without teeth. transitive verb

To suppress, or utter imperfectly. transitive verb

To speak unintelligibly or inaudibly; to fail to articulate. verb

A quiet or unintelligible vocalization. noun

A low tone of voice. noun

Talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice verb

A quiet or unintelligible vocalization; a low tone of voice.

A sexual act in which a robed woman or gay man "motorboats" the scrotal sac of her male partner. Urban Dictionary

The best sentence or sentence-filler ever. Urban Dictionary

V. 1. To speak in a very sloppy manner, usually under ones breath, without using the mouth to form words properly. Urban Dictionary

Mumbles is a character by Edbassmaster on YouTube. Born in the 60's in Malt Lickie, Texas; he often has trouble communicating with people and often gets frustrated. Urban Dictionary

Radio edit substitution for "motherfucker" Urban Dictionary

What you call a person who never speaks clearly or always mumbles. Urban Dictionary

Similar to "spoken for," when referring to relationship status, but more indistinct - when you are "mumbled for," you will hopefully be in a relationship soon, and it would be rude to engage in alternative romantic entanglements. You might also be in a relationship with a person who mumbles. Urban Dictionary

Mumble means "gobbledygook" or worded rubbish. A collection of letters which means nothing at all. Urban Dictionary

Talked quitely Urban Dictionary

A woman wearing clothing that is far too tight for her , often with no underwear, so that you can see the shape and movement of her genitals. Her lips are moving, but you can't hear what she is saying. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mumble:
mumble, humble, tumble, rumble, fumble, jumble, bumble, mumbly, dumble, kumble, mueble.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mumble:
murmur, lovelace, penguins, penguin, gloria, tap, server, rap, elephant, seal, happy, dancing, audio, lyrics, feet, singing, voice, dance, something, words, particularly.

Words that rhyme with mumble:
humble, tumble, stumble, rumble, crumble, fumble, jumble, grumble, wimble, trumble, gimbal, 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 mumble:
low, unintelligible, incoherent, indistinct, inaudible, meaningless, inarticulate, soft, sleepy, faint, monotonous, quick, audible, dull, distant, loud, occasional, general, rapid, hoarse, mere, indistinguishable, vague, shy, toothless, usual, steady, thick, fragmentary, incomprehensible, drunken, angry, hasty, husky, dismal, idiotic, slurred, muffled, hurried, tearful, quiet, fellow, insane, subdued, bitter, harsh, slow, toneless, garbled, half, confidential, apologetic, continuous, hostile, gruff, flat, drowsy, reverent, nervous, muted, indeterminate, perfunctory, surly, grey, gentle, tongued, sullen, guttural, nasal, furious, brief, conspiratorial, near, continued, louder, liquid, hypnotic, earnest, obscure, fast, confirmatory, pitched, merest, awkward, musical, scratch, tired, slight, breathless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mumble:
something, peg, jumble, words, prayers, phrases, nothings, books, things, apologies, egg, bees, curses, periods, thanks, sumthin, awakes, incantations, songs, shibboleths, news, masses, reading, cause, strategy, assent, crust, platitudes, charms, grumble, word, mantras.

Words that sound like mumble:
mumble, nimble, mumbled, mumbles, humble, memba, mabelle, memel, mobile, mammal, mamba, thimble, mabel, mobil, mable, minal, mumbo, moble, wimble, maybell, mumby, moomba, meable, mabble, moonball, tumble, jumble, numba, womble, nubble, wamble, hamble, jumbal, sumbal, chumble, mumping, numbles, sumbul, maybelle, minable, manil, mimbo, ma bell, mumpish, rumble, symbol, maple, fumble, nibble, bumble, mumbling, cymbal, mambo, mumbai, mumma, wimple, mumbler, mapel, mungle, dumble, symbal, manal, umbel, monal, amable, nebel, semble, moneyball, mothball, aimable, hempel, mambas, mobiel, gumbel, mumbly, simbel, timbal, nimbler, manable, wemple, monell, mapl, timbale, knebel, monel, tymbal, kumble, cimbal, moth ball, mayapple, meynell, nimba, murmel, munhall, mineable, mombe, amble, hubble, hubbell, hubbel.