intransitive. To rumble; to mumble; to hum or buzz as a bee. Exemplified chiefly in humbling n.2

A rumbling or booming sound. Cf. bubble, v. 1a. Obsolete.

The violent rushing of wind; the sound of this, roaring or blustering (of the wind); rolling of thunder; grumbling or rumbling of the bowels.

? Rumbling.

A low continuous murmuring, grumbling, or growling sound. Such a sound produced by thunder, heavy vehicles, etc.

The action of making a rumbling sound; a rumble. Frequently in figurative contexts.

A deep, reverberating sound, as produced by the motion of a wheeled vehicle, or by thunder; the action of producing such a sound.

Rumbling, lumbering noise.

A deep reverberating sound of thunder; a prolonged or continuous rumbling sound reminiscent of this. Cf. roll, v.2 37a.

The action of rumbling; a rumbling noise.

The action of grumble, v.; a low rumbling sound; a murmuring, a subdued utterance of discontent.

The action of lumber, v.1

Applied to the motion of liquids or sound.

A rumbling noise.

Growling, rumbling, or grumbling.

transferred. Of cannon, an earthquake, thunder, etc.: A rumble.

The action of growl, v.3

An act of grumbling; a murmur, of discontent or dissatisfaction; a subdued utterance of complaint. Of an animal: A low growl. Of thunder: A rumble.

A rumble.