Rumbled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUMBLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RUMBLE, to make a deep, thunderous sound
• make a continuous deep, resonant sound
• (especially of a large vehicle) move with a rumbling sound
• utter in a deep, resonant voice
• (of a dispute) continue in a persistent but low-key way
• discover (an illicit activity or its perpetrator)
• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups
• (of a person's stomach) make a deep, resonant sound due to hunger
NOUN:
• a continuous deep, resonant sound like distant thunder
• a street fight between gangs or large groups

Words related to RUMBLED

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How to use RUMBLED in a sentence

• A thunderstorm rumbled and flashed, hull down over the horizon.
• Even Thor was singing in his way, for as he had paddled through the soft mud a few minutes before he had rumbled curiously deep down in his great chest.
• But there was little movement of air or cloud, and thunder still muttered and rumbled at a distance.
• The roads that once rumbled unceasingly with wheels and swarmed with merry men now run bare under a sad sky.
• The wheels rumbled, the driver rode upon the winds, so that the chariots sounded like thunder.
• I felt strangely excited as the old vehicle rumbled through the arch, and we entered a square with fountains and an obelisk of Egyptian granite in the centre.
• Now and then, in spite of every precaution, they sent down heaps of snow that rumbled as it fell into the pass.
• The train rumbled on through a landscape of fiery furnaces, and burning slag-heaps, and foul canals reflecting great smoking chimneys, all steeped in the mild sunshine.
• And for three days and three nights through Brussels it roared and rumbled, a cataract of molten lead.
• And so the wagon rumbled on and pitched and tilted, and finally, in mid-afternoon, reached a place where the road seemed to end.
• Bringing up the rear had rumbled one of his circus-vans.
• Harder rumbled the thunder, and brighter flashed the lightning.
• We stopped, and then rumbled slowly towards Amiens.
• He passed again before the bed, where rumbled now, like the bellows of a forge, the respiration of the sleeper.
• The carts carrying the quick and the dead rumbled by in a long convoy, the drooping heads of the soldiers turned neither right nor left for any greeting with friends.
• That evening, without further mishap, they rumbled into the hamlet of Poldau.
• The thunder rumbled less heavily and the rain slackened.
• On rumbled the big auto, and Bunny and Sue lay in the bunks having a nice ride.
• On and on rumbled and swayed the wagon, with the two children inside.
• Mile after mile, along the road, rumbled the big automobile van, like a circus wagon.
• Stevens seemed to be vibrating between fright and a tendency to laugh, as the voice of some well-known fellow citizen rumbled out from behind a deadly weapon.
• His tone and words rumbled pleasantly upon the evening air.
• A hurrying car rumbled and echoed past on the Broadway tracks.
• These reflections occupied me until the omnibus, having rumbled over London Bridge and up King William Street, joined the converging streams of traffic at the Mansion House.
• It rumbled into the station covered with snow, its pilot showing how it had ploughed through the drifts.
• A vehicle rumbled by in the street below, and passed away.
• Occasionally a newspaper wagon clattered up the street or a milk wagon rumbled along.
• And the occasional creek that the train rumbled over was small and could be seen a long way off, coming across the fields toward the railroad.
• Armored cars, looking tall and top-heavy, rumbled and jolted along.

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