rumble
//ˈɹʌm.bəl//
Verb
rumbleInfinitive
rumblePresent tense
rumbledPast tense
rumbledPast participle
rumblingPresent participle
rumblesThird-person singular
1
To make a deep, heavy, continuous sound, like thunder or a large vehicle.
Thunder rumbled in the distance.
2
To move with a deep, resonant sound.
The heavy truck rumbled down the street.
3
(of the stomach) To make a low growling sound due to hunger or digestion.
My stomach started to rumble during the meeting.
Noun
rumbleSingular
rumblesPlural
1
A deep, heavy, continuous sound, such as that of thunder or heavy traffic.
We heard the rumble of thunder in the distance.
2
(informal) A street fight, especially between gangs.
The two gangs had a rumble in the alley last night.