rumble¹ /rumˈbl/

1. To make a low heavy grumbling or rolling noise
2. To move with such a noise
3. To be involved in a gang fight (slang, esp N American)

1. To give forth, or to agitate or move, with such a sound
2. To inform against, betray to the police (slang)

1. A sound of rumbling
2. Low-frequency noise produced in vinyl disc recording when the turntable is not dynamically balanced (acoustics)
3. A seat for servants behind a carriage, or for extra passengers in a two-seater car (also rumble seat)
4. A quarrel, disturbance, gang fight (N American slang)

rumˈbler noun

1. Someone or something that rumbles
2. A machine for peeling potatoes

rumˈbling noun and adjective

rumˈblingly adverb

rumˈbly adjective

rumˈbledethump or rumˈbledethumps noun (Scot)

A dish of mashed potatoes with butter and seasoning, or mixed with cabbage or turnip

rumble strip or rumble area noun

One of a set of rough-textured strips or areas set into a road surface to warn drivers (by tyre noise) of a hazard ahead

rumˈble-tumˈble noun

1. A rumble seat
2. A lumbering vehicle
3. A tumbling motion
4. Scrambled eggs (Anglo-Indian)

rumble² /rumˈbl/ (slang)

1. To grasp
2. To see through, discover the truth about

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