nnoun.eventa loud low dull continuous noiseSynset:grumble grumbling rumble
Examples:- they heard the rumbling of thunder
Derivationally Related Form:rumblegrumble
Hypernyms:noise
Inherited Hypernyms:rumblenoisesoundhappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity
vverb.perceptionmake a low noiseSynset:grumble rumble
Derivationally Related Form:rumblerumblinggrumblinggrumble
Hypernyms:go sound
Inherited Hypernyms:rumblesoundcause to be perceived
Sentence Frame:Something ---s | Somebody ---s | Cars --- in the streets (apply to: rumble, grumble) | The streets --- with cars (apply to: rumble, grumble)
vverb.communicationto utter or emit low dull rumbling soundsSynset:growl grumble rumble
Examples:- he grumbled a rude response
- Stones grumbled down the cliff
Derivationally Related Form:rumblingrumblegrowlergrumblegrowlinggrumblinggrowl
Hypernyms:emit let loose let out utter
Inherited Hypernyms:grumbleutter
Sentence Frame:Something ---s | Somebody ---s | You can hear animals --- in the meadows (apply to: growl) | The meadows --- with animals (apply to: growl)
adj satadj.allcontinuous full and low-pitched throbbing soundSynset:grumbling
Examples:- the rumbling rolling sound of thunder
Antonyms:thin
Inherited Hypernyms:grumbling
Similar to:full