terms |
rumbled |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb rumbled is
(
rumble).
rumbled |
roared |
As verbs the difference between rumbled and roared
is that
rumbled is (
rumble) while
roared is (
roar).
howled |
rumbled |
As verbs the difference between howled and rumbled
is that
howled is (
howl) while
rumbled is (
rumble).
rumbled |
humbled |
As verbs the difference between rumbled and humbled
is that
rumbled is (
rumble) while
humbled is (
humble).
As an adjective humbled is
feeling the positive effects of humility.
mumbled |
rumbled |
As verbs the difference between mumbled and rumbled
is that
mumbled is (
mumble) while
rumbled is (
rumble).
rumbled |
rumpled |
As verbs the difference between rumbled and rumpled
is that
rumbled is (
rumble) while
rumpled is (
rumple).
As an adjective rumpled is
wrinkled or crumpled.
rambled |
rumbled |
As verbs the difference between rambled and rumbled
is that
rambled is past tense of ramble while
rumbled is past tense of rumble.
rumbled |
rumble |
As verbs the difference between rumbled and rumble
is that
rumbled is past tense of rumble while
rumble is to make a low, heavy, continuous sound.
As an interjection rumble is
an onomatopoeia describing a rumbling noise.
As a noun rumble is
a low, heavy, continuous sound, such as that of thunder or a hungry stomach.
jumbled |
rumbled |
As verbs the difference between jumbled and rumbled
is that
jumbled is (
jumble) while
rumbled is (
rumble).
As an adjective jumbled
is in disarray, mixed up.
bumbled |
rumbled |
As verbs the difference between bumbled and rumbled
is that
bumbled is (
bumble) while
rumbled is (
rumble).
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