tumble /tumˈbl/

1. To roll, wallow, toss about
2. To perform as a dancer or acrobat
3. To turn over in flight or fall
4. To fall headlong, floundering or revolving
5. To collapse, fall in a heap
6. To rush confusedly and hastily
7. To come by chance (usu with on)
8. To comprehend (often with to; informal)

1. To send tumbling or headlong
2. To overthrow
3. To bundle from one place to another
4. To jumble
5. To throw about
6. To disorder, rumple
7. To tumble-dry

1. Act of tumbling
2. A fall
3. A somersault
4. A tumbled condition or mass
5. An act of sexual intercourse (slang)

tumˈbler noun

1. A person who tumbles
2. An acrobat
3. A large drinking-glass or tall cup, formerly one that could not stand
4. A tumblerful
5. A tumbrel
6. A toy weighted to rock and right itself
7. A pigeon that turns back-somersaults in the air
8. A dog that performed antics in catching rabbits (obsolete)
9. A revolving barrel or cage
10. Part of a lock that holds the bolt in place, until it is moved by the key
11. Part of a firearm lock that receives the thrust of the mainspring and forces the hammer forward
12. A member of a gang of London ruffians in the early 18c who set women on their heads (historical)
13. A tumble-drier (see below)
14. A machine consisting of a revolving drum in which (gem)stones are polished (also tumbling barrel or tumbling box)

tumˈblerful noun (pl tumˈblerfuls)

As much as will fill a tumbler

tumˈbling noun and adjective

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