rumble in a sentence
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Definition
RUMBLE: a deep, heavy, continuous sound, often associated with thunder or vibrations from large objects.
Crossword clues for rumble
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "rumble".
- Loud noise from the sky during a storm.
- Low, resonant sound like distant thunder.
- Vibration felt when large vehicles pass.
- Deep sound heard in a quiet room.
- Continuous noise that shakes the ground.
Rumble sentence examples
- The distant rumble of thunder signaled the approaching storm.
- As the train approached the station, the ground began to rumble beneath our feet.
- The crowd erupted into cheers as the engine started to rumble to life.
- We could hear the low rumble of the waves crashing against the shore at night.
- His stomach began to rumble, reminding him it was time for dinner.
- The distant rumble of thunder signaled an approaching storm.
- As the train approached, you could hear the rumble of its wheels on the tracks.
- The crowd erupted in cheers, creating a rumble that echoed through the stadium.
- He felt a rumble in his stomach, reminding him it was time for lunch.
- The earthquake began with a low rumble that shook the ground beneath their feet.
- The thunder began to rumble ominously in the distance, signaling an approaching storm.
- As the train approached, its wheels created a deep rumble that echoed through the station.
- After a long day of hiking, we could hear the rumble of our stomachs, reminding us it was time to eat.
- The crowd erupted in a low rumble of excitement as the band took the stage.
- He felt a rumble of discontent among the employees after the announcement of the layoffs.