Tumble

What do we mean by tumble?

To perform acrobatic feats such as somersaults, rolls, or twists. intransitive verb

To fall, roll, or move end over end. intransitive verb

To spill, roll out, or emerge in confusion or disorder. intransitive verb

To pitch headlong; fall. intransitive verb

To move quickly or awkwardly. intransitive verb

To hang down. intransitive verb

To collapse. intransitive verb

To undergo a decline in position, status, or fortune. intransitive verb

To decrease. intransitive verb

To come upon accidentally; happen on. intransitive verb

To come to a sudden understanding; catch on. intransitive verb

To cause to fall or collapse; bring down. intransitive verb

To put, spill, or toss haphazardly. intransitive verb

To toss or whirl in a drum, tumbler, or tumbling box. intransitive verb

To cause to lose position, status, or fortune. intransitive verb

An act of tumbling; a fall. noun

A decrease, as in value. noun

A confused or disordered collection or amount of something. noun

A fall, especially end over end.

A disorderly heap.

An act of sexual intercourse.

Sex ... pure unadulterated sex. Urban Dictionary

To comprehend the meaning of another slang expression. Urban Dictionary

1.The bear named tumble who follows us around in his airspeeder. 2.Something the bear named tumble does. 3.A tumble roll. Urban Dictionary

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The act of spending one's time on Tumblr. Urban Dictionary

"Tumble" is a slang word used by Kenilworthians (those from Kenilworth, UK), and is said when someone makes a joke that nobody laughs at. The word originates from the way that in TV shows and Films, when somebody makes a bad joke a piece of tumbleweed rolls past. The word tumble can also be used to describe someone who makes bad jokes, or someone who is generally perceived as a bit of a "loser". Also, a situation which didn't go as planned can be described as a "tumble". Other uses of the term include: Tumble Beg - Someone who makes bad jokes, is perceived as a loser, and begs it off girls and/or begs it for popularity. Yeeeuuuurrrrr a teeeuuuummmmbbbbllleeeeeee - Used to proceed "Bing"... "Bong". Urban Dictionary

The act of having sexual intercourse Urban Dictionary

Has intercourse. Sex. Fucking. Getting Laid. Urban Dictionary

Basically, a full blown, unadulterated fuck really. Urban Dictionary

When two people mess around on a bed or couch by tickling, poking, pinching, or any manner of playful physical contact in a loving, fun manner. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tumble:
tumble, humble, stumble, rumble, fumble, jumble, trumble, mumble, bumble, dumble, tumblr, kumble.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tumble:
tumbleweed, dryer, somersault, hitch, tumbling, ruff, drying, bug, washing, projectile, weed, mustard, ballistic, senses, pushing, coaster, glacier, stairs, combustion, steep, rough, cliff, clothes, intake, valve, barrel, bullet, justin, falls, ride, fall, down, opens, finishing, roll, inn, hat, leaf, axis, handling, atmosphere, clothing, blues, canyon, floor, rocky, dry, welsh, flight, wind, lose, turn, impossible.

Words that rhyme with tumble:
humble, stumble, rumble, 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 tumble:
rough, and, bad, nasty, little, quick, roughand, wild, long, slow, sudden, terrible, headlong, awkward, occasional, big, unlucky, hard, awful, ugly, serious, dark, sad, mighty, downward, sheer, sharp, unexpected, accidental, violent, chaotic, huge, severe, unfortunate, ignominious, mad, lucky, fatal, disastrous, backward, fifth, thick, grand, rolling, fourth, slight, foot, rumble, rude, steep, loose, tremendous, dramatic, undignified, plums, forward, ridiculous, easy, superb, terrific, stomach, glorious, uncontrolled, dangerous, harmless, spectacular, inevitable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tumble:
play, down, world, home, fight, bug, weeds, games, life, politics, bugs, fighting, fighter, weed, game, dryers, fights, dryer, town, drier, activities, days, style, head, business, driers, sports, sort, affair, struggle, competition, sport, battle, atmosphere, tactics, drying, fighters, contest, existence, mustard, environment, boy, campaign, debate, affairs, downstairs, arena, boys, encounters, checks, lot, contests, comedy, encounter, fashion, neighborhood, experiences, era, heel, politician, past, scramble, journalism, kid, usurpers, pieces, scuffle.

Consonant match to tumble:
timbale, timbal, tymbal, time-ball, time bill, time ball, tim bell.

Words that sound like tumble:
tumble, timbal, timbale, tymbal, dumble, temple, tempel, timple, stumble, tumbled, tumbles, dumbbell, trumble, trumbull, tumba, dumb bell, dimble, tomball, tumbrel, tobal, humble, dumple, chumble, tremble, tamil, trimble, timbrel, tumbril, timbales, timbral, table, tunnel, dimple, thimble, tabel, tunnell, tunel, tamable, wimble, tramble, tubal, tamal, tamba, t-mobile, t mobile, tomba, tumbo, timal, stambul, towable, taml, hamble, tml, double, rumble, fumble, mumble, jumble, shamble, dumbell, womble, wamble, dubbel, gumbel, drumble, tumping, kumble, jumbal, sumbal, domal, sumbul, temples, tipple, temporal, tenable, tennille, templer, tembo, stemple, stempel, templed, hempel, bumble, cymbal, eatable, dibble, html, gimble, dumbbells, fimble, debil, gimbel, gimbal, demel, dumb bells, gambill, debile, debel, cimbal, kembel.