Rumble

rum′bl, v.i. to make a confused noise from rolling heavily: to roll about.— v.t. to rattle.— n. a low, heavy, continued sound: a jarring roar, rumour: confusion: a seat for servants behind a carriage: a revolving box in which articles are polished by mutual attrition.— ns. Rum′bler ; Rum′ble-tum′ble , a rumble-seat; Rum′bling , a low, heavy, continued sound.— adv. Rum′blingly . [Teut.; found in Dut. rommelen , rummeln .]