bumble or (Scot) bummle /bumˈ(b)l/

1. To utter indistinctly
2. To bungle
3. To make a buzzing sound, to drone
4. To bustle about blunderingly

1. Confusion
2. Indistinct utterance
3. A bungler
4. An idler

bumˈbler noun

A bungler

bumˈbling noun

bumˈblebee noun

A large wild loud-humming bee, a humble-bee

bumˈble-foot noun

1. Cellulitis in a bird's foot, due to pus-forming organisms
2. Club foot

bumˈble-puppy noun

1. The old game of nine-holes
2. Unscientific whist or bridge
3. A racket game in which a string is wound round a post by hitting a slung ball or bag

Bumble /bumˈbl/

1. A beadle
2. A self-important minor official

Bumˈbledom noun

• heavers
• heaves
• heave-shoulder
• heave the gorge
• heave the lead
• heave the log
• heave to
• heavier
• heavier-than-air
• heavies
• heaviest
• heavily
• heaviness
• heavinesses
• heaving
• heavings
• Heaviside layer
• heavy
• heavy-armed
• heavy breather
• heavy breathers
• heavy breathing
• heavy chemicals
• heavy cream
• heavy-duty