Rumble | Mean of rumble in English Dictionary

/ˈrʌmbəl/

• Verb
• to make a low, heavy, continuous sound or series of sounds
1. Thunder rumbled in the distance.
2. I got hungry and my stomach started rumbling. [=growling]
3. rumbling machines
• to move along with a low, heavy, continuous sound
1. The train rumbles through town twice a day.
2. We watched as the trucks rumbled past/by.
• to fight especially in the street
1. The gangs rumbled in the alley.

• to reveal or discover the true character of (someone)
1. He knows I've rumbled him.
• to continue for a long period of time
1. The debate rumbled on through newspaper articles.
• Noun
• a low, heavy sound or series of sounds
1. I was awakened by the rumble of a train passing by.
• a fight in the street especially between gangs