Muffler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUFFLER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a thick scarf, collar, etc.
• a wrap or scarf worn around the neck and face for warmth.
• a device used to deaden the sound of a drum, bell, piano, or other instrument.
• a silencer for a motor vehicle exhaust.
• Anything used in muffling; esp., a scarf for protecting the head and neck in cold weather; a tippet.
• A cushion for terminating or softening a note made by a stringed instrument with a keyboard.
• A kind of mitten or boxing glove, esp. when stuffed.
• One who muffles.
• a tubular acoustic device inserted in the exhaust system that is designed to reduce noise
• a scarf worn around the neck
• a device that decreases the amplitude of electronic, mechanical, acoustical, or aerodynamic oscillations
• scarf
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a device for deadening sound

Words related to MUFFLER

mufflers16 scarf10

Words that contain MUFFLER

mufflers16 mufflered18

How to use MUFFLER in a sentence

• She scarcely knew him, but he was to be recognizable by his hat and his muffler, and she was to await him at the ticket-gate.
• Behold all four of us before the Judge! The man with the muffler, myself, my brother and Joseph.
• Miss Mueller was in her accustomed seat by the fire, knitting her customary muffler.
• Past Brooklyn, with a country road before them, Woodbury cut out the muffler and the car sprang forward with a roar.
• When the muffler went on again and the motor was reduced to a loud, angry humming, Woodbury caught a few phrases of those solemn imprecations.
• He was poorly and thinly clothed, with only a ragged muffler knotted about his throat to keep off the stinging cold.
• His dark overcoat and white silk muffler concealed a spruce dress suit, a fact betrayed by black, braided trousers, unusually tight-fitting, and boots which almost glittered.
• Turner came out at once, with the lower part of his face protected against the morning chill by a muffler.
• In twenty minutes Denis went to the library, and there found Hilary Margerison, sitting by the fire in a great coat and muffler and looking cold.
• We each had a sack of things and started at different ends of the line, giving every man a pair of socks, a muffler or scarf, whichever he most wanted.
• An overcoat, muffler, and a pair of field boots went a long way to complete this illusion.
• When we pulled out on the other bank I exhaled as though I, too, had lost my muffler.
• She asked me what I thought you would like for a Christmas present, and I told her that you should have a muffler to keep your throat warm on cold days.
• She thought maybe you would rather have a book, but when I told her that you could buy books, but not a muffler like she could make, she said that perhaps I was right.
• The muffler that Lois had given him he was wearing.
• Then, taking off the precious muffler he folded it about her body in such a way as to hold the rug in place and thus form a complete shelter from the driving storm.
• Despite a leather coat, a fur-lined cap, and a great fleecy muffler which swathed me to the eyes, I shivered in the damp chill of the winter dawn.
• Those in the cabin were amazed to note how effectually the new muffler and the walls of the cabin shut out the sounds of operation.
• Each of the men wrapped a long scarf around his mouth and nose for protection, and as the part in front of his face became a sheet of ice shifted the muffler to another place.
• He loved to throw open the Muffler and hit the High Spots, never stopping until the Wheels became clogged up with Live Stock and Poultry.
• She had a thick silk neck muffler, and this she supplemented by a band she cut and tore from her inner vest.
• Even his overcoat, hat, and fancy muffler cast on a chair seemed ridiculous.
• I keep it running on high all the time, with the muffler cut out, and you can hear me coming for miles.
• Keith wanted the mittens, because his hands got cold easily, but not the muffler, which, he thought, made him look like a girl.
• Her lucid intervals were few, but I was not afraid of her recognizing the old Cornish doctor with his muffler, his glasses, his shaggy white hair and beard.
• You must be sure your muffler will stand the strain.
• I increased the margin of safety on this muffler, too.
• As he stowed them away in his seat he gave one more look at the broken muffler.
• Now the exhaust ripped in a crackling staccato, like a machine gun, as the chauffeur threw out the muffler.
• Aveline then put on the muffler which had been worn by the country damsel, and their disguises were complete.
• He wore a cap and a muffler, but no overcoat, and his hands were pushed far down into the pockets of his trousers.
• The lower half of his face was covered with a black muffler.
• He was standing before the kitchen fire, with Hannah near him, holding the warm muffler he was to tie around his neck.
• Monica looked as pretty as a picture in her dark green shooting suit and her muffler.

Similar words containing MUFFL without suffix er

muffle14 muffled16 muffles15 bemuffle18 mufflers16 muffling17 unmuffle16 bemuffled20 bemuffles19 mufflered18 unmuffled18 unmuffles17 bemuffling21 unmuffling19

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