rumbler Synonyms
rumbler Meaning
Webster
rumbler (n.)
One who, or that which, rumbles.
rumbler Sentence Examples
- The thunderous rumbler shook the heavens with its deafening roar.
- The old truck's engine rumbled like a distant volcano, announcing its approach.
- The stomach protested with loud rumblers, demanding immediate sustenance.
- The angry mob marched with determination, their voices rising in a collective rumbler.
- The earthquake's rumblers sent tremors through the ground, causing buildings to sway.
- The rumbling sound of the landslide grew louder, signaling impending danger.
- The idling motorcycle emitted a low rumbler, a subtle but commanding presence.
- The river's current crashed against the rocks, producing a monotonous rumbler that echoed through the canyon.
- The rumbler of the falling rocks filled the air, sending shivers down the hikers' spines.
- The storm's winds howled and the thunder roared, creating a relentless rumbler that shook the foundations of the house.
FAQs About the word rumbler
One who, or that which, rumbles.
growl, grumble, lumber, drum, thunder,roll,boom, bellow
noise, noise, outcry, tumult, uproar, howl, outcry,roar, tumult, uproar
The thunderous rumbler shook the heavens with its deafening roar.
The old truck's engine rumbled like a distant volcano, announcing its approach.
The stomach protested with loud rumblers, demanding immediate sustenance.
The angry mob marched with determination, their voices rising in a collective rumbler.
