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Meaning mumble meaning

What does mumble mean?

mumble

— verb talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice — verb (= gum) grind with the gums; chew without teeth and with great difficulty the old man had no teeth left and mumbled his food — noun a soft indistinct utterance

Synonyms mumble synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as mumble?

mumble English » English

mutter murmur babble whisper grumble mumbling moan maunder gum burble whimper stutter stammer speak indistinctly slur prate mussitate hum grumble to oneself groan falter chatter blabber twaddle tittle-tattle think over talk to oneself talk nonsense talk incoherently speak indistinctively speak evasively rumble prattle piffle palaver murmuring murmuration moo low lisp jibber hesitate to say hem and haw haw growl grouse grouch gibber gabble fuzzy

Topics mumble topics

What do people use mumble to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say Voice

Speak quietly

Conjugation mumble conjugation

How do you conjugate mumble?

mumble · verb

Examples mumble examples

How do I use mumble in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Please don't mumble.

Movie subtitles

Try and speak properly, you mumble.
You must mumble phrases over these and me to make me king?
Don't mumble.
What do you mumble?
Don't mumble, you'll keep yourself awake.
Mumble something Christian over your grave.
You mumble a little bit.
Cos I'm the dummy who let him mumble like that.
But, I can assure you that you will make for an interesting case and God willing, you'll be able to mumble and we can make groundbreaking experiments.
Do you mean I should mumble it in the Division lobby?
What else did I mumble?
Mumble, mumble.
You usually mumble, I don't know what you're saying.
It's you, you mumble.
Don't mumble, young man.
Suzie would like to mumble a little doubletalk in Esperanto.
You're mumbling again. You shouldn't mumble with such a lovely voice.
If you open that mouth and mumble something about thinking it over, I'll have a very positive professional opinion about your head.
I think that my annoyance with little old ladies who mumble the Pater Nester and old people who restrain the church's progress. yes, I think that annoyance is specifically Christian.
When you have something like that to say, don't mumble.
Sing out. Don't mumble!
You mumble a little bit, but I get the general idea.
They'd mumble to each other.
What else did I mumble? Nothing.
I always mumble when I'm hungry.
You don't mumble or spit when you talk.
Mumble, mumble, mumble.
He can't mumble a word of French.
And when you think, you mumble.
If there's anything I can't stand, it's listening to you mumble.
He used to mumble his way through mission briefings.
She'd sit there and mumble to it.

News and current affairs

He reacts to Russia's domestic problems - widespread poverty, the situation in Chechnya, the fight against oligarchs - just as clearly, promptly, and explicitly, while most other politicians either keep silent or mumble incoherently.

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