Mumbling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUMBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• say something indistinctly and quietly, making it difficult for others to hear
• bite or chew (something) with toothless gums or without making much use of the teeth
NOUN:
• the act of mumbling
• a quiet and indistinct utterance
• indistinct enunciation
• ineffectual chewing (as if without teeth)
ADJECTIVE:
• making a mumbling sound
• Low; indistinct; inarticulate.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to speak unclearly
• the act of speaking unclearly

Words related to MUMBLING

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How to use MUMBLING in a sentence

• He rushed around the counter end, mumbling at the boy.
• The German was again light-headed with the fever, mumbling about his daughter, the notes, Carroll, the voices that had driven him to righteousness.
• Mumbling orders for the crowd to disperse, they fell upon the assembled men and women with clubs and guns.
• The clerk delivered the responses in such a mumbling tone, and with so much of the Lancashire dialect, as to be almost unintelligible.
• But he was very weak, and would lie for hours sleeping when we rested, or mumbling and raving in a fever.
• Aunt Servien sat in a dim corner, her eyes fixed in a dull stare, mumbling bits of biscuit soaked in wine.
• The weak and broken old man stumbled along in drunken fashion, carrying a large basket and laughing and mumbling to himself as he went.
• At home she did nothing but recite the rosary, mumbling away in some corner of the house, and taking no part in the noisy play of her grandchildren.
• To-night there was nothing but a mumbling and a muttering.
• Something of the seriousness of the occasion must have communicated itself to the others, for they crowded round him, mumbling and munching sympathetically.
• As she walked she was mumbling and grumbling to herself, so that her mouth moved round and round in an india-rubber fashion.
• Whatever it was, the rebuke was convincing, for the woman dropped her hoe and went mumbling into the house.
• There were voices in there mumbling sentences she could not catch.
• Everything appeared so quiet and still that I was dazed, but presently I heard a low mumbling of voices out to the westwards.
• Questions addressed to him remained unheeded, but he kept up a constant mumbling in a low monotone, as described above.
• With singing, weeping, laughing, and mumbling do I praise the God who is my God.
• Now, however, is he himself dead, the most pious of men, the saint in the forest, who praised his God constantly with singing and mumbling.
• The little mumbling, baby mouths of the breathing waves bit toothlessly upon the rocks.
• From the bonnet came a mumbling content with the yellow mass into which cream was being slowly stirred with a quivering hand.
• The poor old Commendatore was mumbling helpless imprecations in his moustache.
• But there was Joseph pounding and mumbling to himself, and no Mr.
• In a moment she was alone, and mumbling to herself.
• The hero of it happened to be staying temporarily with a friend, and on one occasion found her rubbing her limbs with a certain preparation, and mumbling the while.
• In the evenings the neighbors used to drop in and sit mumbling over their fearful memories till the flesh crawled on my bones.
• He paddled about the vessel, mumbling darkly in a strange tongue.
• A long time he waited, mumbling there in the middle of the room, the rifle pointed toward the door.
• He sat there mumbling threats and puny warnings, and so coaxed a little warmth into his courage as well as his body.
• So daylight found him mumbling beside the stove, his old rifle across his knees with the muzzle pointing toward the nailed door.
• He was hesitating, mumbling there with his finger on the trigger when she went out of sight around a bush, still following where the tracks led.
• He leaned back desperately to avoid the pike-thrust that must follow, with his eyes screwed tight and his lips mumbling.
• She said something in her toothless, mumbling way, and held out a crumpled bit of paper in her shaking hand.
• And this is one I know well, for I have heard more than one poor soul mumbling it and raving at him in her last hours.

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