#Mumble meaning windows#

Yo mumbles to herself at the windows outlining her hairline with a contemplative index finger.He entertained himself for long stretches with trucks and cars, mumbling to himself as he crashed them together.It revealed, at the foot of the bed, a fat man taking off his trousers and mumbling to himself.All I could do was mumble that I regretted I hadn't taken my degree.She mumbled something and Dove asked her to speak up.He looked embarrassed, and mumbled something about being sorry.I He often mumbles, and I never know what he’s asking me. He mumbled some apology and sat next to the priest. mumble verb I/T us / mmbl / to speak quietly or in an unclear way so that the words are difficult to understand: T She mumbled something about needing to be home, then left.Don't mumble - I can't hear what you're saying.He kept to his seat and giggled, mumbled, fiddled.Laverne shakes his head mumbling away his worries.An old man sat on the curb, mumbling and laughing to himself.He mumbled a few words and lost consciousness.Again, Robbie complied, mumbling a bit under his breath as he moved the octopus over to the doll.Across the room the old woman stirred and mumbled.That smell of oil and candles and that light from a distant window and him on his knees, mumbling.

► see thesaurus at say - mumble noun → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus mumble Stop mumbling! mumble to yourself A woman on the corner was mumbling to herself. To chew food slowly or ineffectively, as if with. ○ verb SAY to say something too quietly or not clearly enough, so that other people cannot understand you → mutter He bumped into someone and mumbled an apology. Mumble definition To speak or say indistinctly and in a low voice, as with the mouth partly closed mutter.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English mumble mum‧ble / ˈmʌmb əl /