| RUMBELOWS | • RUMBELOW n. a meaningless word, occurring as a refrain in old sea-songs. |
| RUMBLIEST | • rumbliest adj. Superlative form of rumbly: most rumbly. • RUMBLY adj. tending to rumble. |
| RUMBLINGS | • rumblings n. Plural of rumbling. • RUMBLING n. a deep, thunderous sound. |
| RUMINANTS | • ruminants n. Plural of ruminant. • RUMINANT n. an animal that chews the cud. |
| RUMINATED | • ruminated v. Simple past tense and past participle of ruminate. • ruminated adj. (Botany) ruminate. • RUMINATE v. to chew again. |
| RUMINATES | • ruminates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ruminate. • RUMINATE v. to chew again. |
| RUMINATOR | • ruminator n. One who ruminates; one who meditates or reflects. • RUMINATOR n. one who ruminates. |
| RUMMAGERS | • rummagers n. Plural of rummager. • RUMMAGER n. one who rummages. |
| RUMMAGING | • rummaging v. Present participle of rummage. • rummaging n. The act of one who rummages. • RUMMAGE v. to search thoroughly through. |
| RUMMINESS | • rumminess n. (UK, colloquial, dated) The quality of being rummy, or odd. • RUMMINESS n. the state of being rummy. |
| RUMMISHED | • RUMMISH v. (Scots) to roar or protest. |
| RUMMISHES | • RUMMISH v. (Scots) to roar or protest. |
| RUMNESSES | • RUMNESS n. the state of being odd, queer. |
| RUMOURERS | • rumourers n. Plural of rumourer. • RUMOURER n. one who spreads rumours, also RUMORER. |
| RUMOURING | • rumouring v. Present participle of rumour. • RUMOUR v. to spread by hearsay, also RUMOR. |
| RUMPLIEST | • RUMPLY adj. wrinkled. |
| RUMRUNNER | • rumrunner n. An illegal smuggler of rum. • rumrunner n. (By extension) A smuggler of any alcoholic drink. • rumrunner n. A boat used for smuggling illicit alcoholic drinks. |