Rumble

What do we mean by rumble?

To make a deep, long, rolling sound. intransitive verb

To move or proceed with a deep, long, rolling sound. intransitive verb

To engage in a gang fight. intransitive verb

To utter with a deep, long, rolling sound. intransitive verb

To polish or mix (metal parts) in a tumbling box. intransitive verb

A deep, long, rolling sound. noun

A tumbling box. noun

A luggage compartment or servant's seat in the rear of a carriage. noun

Pervasive, widespread expression of unrest or dissatisfaction. noun

A gang fight. noun

To make a deep, heavy, continued and more or less jarring sound: as, the thunder rumbles.

To murmur.

To move with a deep, hoarse, thundering or jarring sound; roll heavily and noisily.

To roll about; hence, to create disorder or confusion.

To cause to make a deep, rattling or jarring sound; rattle.

A deep, heavy, continuous, and more or less rattling or jarring sound, as of thunder; a low, jarring roar. noun

Confused reports; rumor. noun

Confusion; disorder; tumult. noun

A revolving cylinder or box in which articles are placed to be ground, cleaned, or polished by mutual attrition. Grinding- or polishing-material is added according to the need of the case. noun

A low, heavy, continuous sound, such as that of thunder or a hungry stomach.

A street fight or brawl.

A rotating cask or box in which small articles are smoothed or polished by friction against each other.

A seat for servants, behind the body of a carriage.

A huge brawl involving many people. Urban Dictionary

1. (noun) A no-holds-barred fight between at least two rival street gangs or any other organization. 2. (verb) To fight as such Urban Dictionary

1. A "Rumble" is the term for a collection of badgers. Urban Dictionary

Verb. To be identified or picked out by a narcotics agent, police, or anyone else around that could potentially rat you out for drugs. Urban Dictionary

An operation carried out in major UK supermarket chain, Tesco. All staff, from managers to checkout staff skip from aisle to aisle bringing products forward on the shelves, lining them up and making them look pretty for customers. Urban Dictionary

Old school NY brawl involving chains, bats, brass knuckles, sometimes knives and other non-lethal weapons to settle rivalries with the street gangs. Also, a precursor to driving around in a car and just shooting at random people who might be selling weed Urban Dictionary

A fight, or to grass on someone Urban Dictionary

A drink that is red-bull mixed with rum. rum+red-bull= Rumble Urban Dictionary

Two different types: Stomach Rumblies: when you can feel a rumbling sensation in your stomach and know that you're either going to throw up or drop deuce Ass Rumblies: when you feel a rumbling sensation in your ass and you need to find a bathroom asap Urban Dictionary

When your tummy gurgles and hurts. Usually, after a Taco Bell binge. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rumble:
rumble, humble, tumble, crumble, ramble, fumble, jumble, grumble, rubble, trumble, mumble, bumble, ruble, rumple, drumble, romble, remble, rumbly, dumble, kumble.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rumble:
entrant, pak, undertaker, frenzy, miz, wwe, strips, smackdown, swagger, reigns, luger, jericho, bret, eliminated, zaire, vader, eliminating, flair, casket, feud, foreman, heavyweight, jungle, wrestle, shawn, kane, match, hogan, raw, intercontinental, bronx, wrestling, triple, wyatt, contender, elimination, wcw, survivor, nintendo, booker, hart, wrestler, guerrero, mon, tag, ambrose, brock, rey, foley, bryan, cody, randy, wii, vince, ric, rhodes, savage, rematch, controller, thunder, hardy, roses, kurt, rope, dudley, angle, eliminate, participant, austin, punk, ring, rivalry, boxing, noise, royal, feedback, cage, event, interference, fish, shoulder, defeated, manga, championship, winner, referee, storyline, warrior, ali, retain, challenged, competitors, entering, lasted, owen, strip, muhammad, champion, earn, edge.

Words that rhyme with rumble:
humble, tumble, stumble, crumble, fumble, jumble, grumble, 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 rumble:
low, distant, deep, dull, faint, diastolic, loud, heavy, ominous, steady, soft, long, stomach, occasional, continuous, muffled, constant, hollow, slow, familiar, sudden, apical, thunderous, deafening, pitched, muted, off, angry, slight, gentle, middiastolic, menacing, monotonous, quiet, hoarse, incessant, subterranean, throated, threatening, presystolic, terrible, strange, sullen, mitral, unmistakable, mighty, deeper, rhythmic, ceaseless, subdued, premonitory, faraway, audible, guttural, huge, intermittent, prolonged, continual, confused, metallic, terrifying, throaty, indistinct, preliminary, tremendous, louder, husky, vague, pleasant, unending, smooth, noisy, harsh, underground, distinctive, faintest, dim, woogie, far, endless, resonant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rumble:
seat, strips, seats, past, growls, tumble, filter, tumbles, roar, rattle, sound, filters, coupe, strip, pads, compartment, beat, report, mumble, trucks, fish, overhead, play, suppression, sore.

Consonant match to rumble:
ramble, romble.

Words that sound like rumble:
rumble, remble, ramble, rumple, romble, rimple, crumble, rubble, grumble, rumba, rumbles, rumbled, trumble, trumbull, rummel, drumble, errable, rummell, humble, rebel, tremble, trimble, ribble, rimmel, crimble, remmel, rimel, rabble, crumple, bramble, ruble, rhumba, rambles, rouble, rambled, rumpled, rommel, rubel, wimble, roble, runnel, rabel, tramble, ruppel, robel, ramba, romel, rabil, rumbo, ramel, wrobel, raible, rabal, rammel, rambeau, ramal, rumbas, rumbaugh, riebel, roybal, robl, runnable, romal, rumples, rumal, ruybal, rebell, rebelle, tumble, jumble, shamble, womble, dumble, wamble, hamble, gumbel, kumble, jumbal, sumbal, chumble, sumbul, ripple, crimple, rimbaud, rippel, rimbey, bumble, crumbled, crumbles, cymbal, arable, broomball, dumb bell, arenal, dimble, brummel, brummell, cimbal, broom ball, creable.