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▪ I. † strumble, v.1 Obs. rare—1.
[Cf. rumble v.]
intr. ? To rumble.
1645Sacred Decretal 9 Though..he be condemned as a Traitour and disturber of the publike Peace (for our gutts strumble at him every morning).
▪ II. † strumble, v.2 Obs. rare.
[? Altered form of stumble v. Perh. a misprint; but cf. Du. † strompelen to stumble (Kilian).]
intr. To stumble.
1681Rycaut tr. Gracian's Critick vii. 127 He being lame with Age,..in a few paces, strumbled on his Crutches [orig. Sp. tropeço en su misma muleta] and fell.
▪ III. strumble, n. rare—1.|ˈstrʌmb(ə)l|
[f. strumble v.1]
A rumble.
1938Belloc Sonnets & Verse 180 Beneath His feet are implacable fate, and panic or night, and the strumble of the hungry river of death. |